Custom Project: Right Part 6
Working with Rob English is always a tremendous pleasure, not only is he a talented builder but delivers what he says...
Soul Kozak Road Hubs
We’ve had a couple weeks to test out the new Soul Kozak road hubset which retail for $400 with either Campy or...
Custom Project: Right Part 5
Mostly a pictorial update today. The axle has been finished for the righty hub, and put into the nearly...
Custom Project: Right Part 4
Part 4 of Project Right. The frame is coming along nicely, not done, but lots of progress. The rear hub is...
Custom Project: Right Part 3
posted on: Dec 7, 2011 | author: Jason
Just another quick update on this NAHBS project. The rear end is coming along nicely. Rob had this to say, “Jigging the back end of this...
Project: Right Part 2
posted on: Dec 2, 2011 | author: Jason
Time for another quick update on Project Right. Part one can be found here. Frame builder Rob English has continued machining on the hub, which...
Custom Project: Right
posted on: Nov 28, 2011 | author: Jason
A big part of what we do here at Fair Wheel involves building one off custom projects. Not long ago, I realized that we’ve never chronicled a...
Fair Wheel Custom Wheel Program
posted on: Nov 24, 2011 | author: Jason
I got a visit from my keeper this week and he told me that I needed to update the blog. So I thought I’d take this chance to talk a little...
Crumpton Di2 Mountain bike
posted on: Sep 20, 2011 | author: Emiliano Jordan
This is our thirds generation Di2 Mountian Bike. Our Ruegamer bike was the first true mountain bike Di2 conversion and let loose a lot of ideas as...
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While growing up in southern California, Jason began cycling seriously on BMX bikes in 1978, at the ripe old age of six. Over the next ten years he rode nearly exclusively on 20" wheels. In the late 1980's Jason began riding mountain and road bikes... Jason's Complete Profile
Richard spent most of his youth growing up in the suburbs of Salt Lake City, completely unaware of his future cycling ambitions. At the age of 21, the frustrations and expenses of car ownership pushed him head on into cycling culture...Richard's Complete Profile
By the time kindergarten started for Emiliano Jordan he had already built his first bicycle jump and, consequently, had experienced his first hospital visit for chin stitches. By age 12, Jordan knew that bicycles (and more specifically, bicycle racing) held a strong presence his future... Emiliano's Complete Profile