We received an order to assemble a frame that the customer brought in, so we'd like to introduce it to you today.

By the way, we love assembling custom frames brought in by customers, so if you're interested, please feel free to contact us anytime!

The frame brought in this time was the TYRANT BIKES LEGACY.

It has just been re-released and is a hot frame at BROTURES, but the customer brought it in having purchased it second-hand.

It has the flexibility that only a chromoly frame can offer, and although it is heavier than an aluminum frame, it keeps moving forward with ease.
Taking advantage of the characteristics of LEGACY, this time it has been assembled for long rides.

ZIPP Service Course STEM

ZIPP Service Course SEAT POST

The customer brought in a ZIPP drop handlebar, so we also provided a ZIPP stem and seat post.

Even if you bring your own parts, we will be happy to provide you with part suggestions.

H PLUS SON SL-42 SUPER LITE RIM

GRAN COMPE-2 TRACK HUB BK

The customer wanted a more moderate impact than a thin rim, so he chose the SL-42 rim.
The wheels have a good balance of precision, rigidity, and rotation, yet cost around 60,000 yen for both front and rear wheels.
This is a great value wheel, so if you're looking to upgrade your specs beyond what you get with Barkan or OEM wheels, we recommend ordering this combination.

MICHE PISTARD 2.0 CRANK SET

Since this is a bike designed for long rides, the cranks were selected without compromise.
If you're looking for cranks that can handle long rides and poor asphalt, MICHE is the obvious choice.

The durability and minimal energy loss that are unique to direct cranks make it possible to ride comfortably even over long distances.

What do you think?

The LEGACY may be the best choice for long rides, with its chromoly track frame.

This time we handled the order as a carry-in, and choosing the parts was fun and exciting for me too.

If you are interested in bringing your own frames, please take a look at my previous blog post.

Bring your own frames, we welcome you!

Bring your own frame and let us turn it into a bicycle.

mittz