GringoBicycles

Canti-cruiser comin' down the pike.

I've had this one under my hat for some time now. After a bunch of hemmin' and hawwin', I finally settled on how I wanted to button it up. Most of my builds to date have been outfitted with components that are of the upper echelon of the industry, making the build cost greater than most cycling enthusiasts would typically entertain for themselves. This is why I settled on the modest build group for this beauty. The Shimano Sora Groupset and Tektro Brakes are a perfect fit. The DT Swiss Rims, Shimano 105 hubs, and Kenda Valkerie Pro 700x28mm tires roll smooth and fast. Dedaccai Zero Uno steel was the choice for this fillet brazed roadie. All in all, it is a classic road build that I hope will find a home with someone who will love it as much as I loved building it. 53cm square frame. Rider size 5'5"-5'8ish. On display $2000 USD

It is a tremendous honor to be a part of this beautiful publication. Bicycle framebuilding and its history is an artform that I love and adore. The craftsmen and women in this book remind me that I am merely a beginner in my passion. I often need a reminder of that. I find myself trying to learn and emulate the work of other builders and craftsmen whom I admire on a daily basis. The reality of how long it takes to perfect your own process and craft sometimes escapes me. Having my photograph included alongside the likes of international and local handmade behemoths like Louisville Slugger, Lyman Boats, Warther Cutlery, Freddy Hill, Steven Yusko and all the others that fill this book is a privilege that I do not take lightly. An enormous THANK YOU to for including me.



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First miter fit

Quick morning city slow roll.


Enjoy the ride.


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A large part of me just likes a raw fillet. No matter how beautiful or homily it may be.....Especially the thumbs part of me......

In 2023, four Gr**gos hit the road! That's more than any other year since I started building my own frames. Two others were built that are waiting for their riders to find them. I currently don't have anyone in my build queue, and that's just fine with me. I have a lot of different processes that I would like to try and others I can improve upon. I will certainly take advantage of this time to experiment and produce a bike or three incorporating some techniques I haven't used in the past. THANK YOU to everyone who supports me and as we move into 2024. CHEERS 🥂🎉

First molten metal of the season..... haven't fired the torch up in months, and this isn't much, but damn it feels good to melt some bronze.



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Very special build for my very special Gringette. A gift for and her milestone birthday. I designed this one for comfortable days of adventure and exploring wherever we may find ourselves. I love the beautiful rose platinum powdercoat against the mix of silver and black components, a color she chose herself. I'm sure there will be small adjustments after she puts a few miles on this beauty, but the fit seems pretty spot on right outta the gate. Love how this one came together, the same way we did a dozen years ago. Thank you for always being patient with me. I love you more than bicycles. ❤️❤️❤️



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It was the perfect weekend to deliver #13! If you're from this neck of the woods, you may recognize Frances has been pedaling longer than has had its shingle hung out. One of the first and longest standing supporters of my business. She was a fixture(all pun intended) on the Cleveland city streets with her trusty fixed gear for many, many moons. Fast forward a few years, and it's only fitting that she came back to Cleveland for her first bicycle with gears! I am beyond honored that I can be a part of this story, and I can't wait to hear how this thing handles the hills of Maine! THANK YOU. ❤️🚲