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this is sick , very nice , instant fave

Perfect!! Great Job, that babby's sweet!!

Looks great---long live chrome!!

Its The SH!T Man!. a Fave!

Sweetness!

Awesome. Finally a Craig LePage model built properly with everything in form so it actually looks rideable. Job very well done. I'm curious is that seat actual Peregrine with stamped logo or is it just a sticker on a Velo seat?
It's funny how few years ago nobody wanted these frames, but now, they go for crazy starting price at ebay. The downtube graphics design was never my fave as in "innovative" but it works in this build with the other parts. Thanks for choosing the ACS55 stem instead of the ever-so-boring obvious Peregrine "falcon" stem. The 55 looks SO much better in my opinion.
That is some bike you got there!
-Timo

im seriously in love with your bike bad ass!

thanks guys.  i wasn't expecting this to receive the feedback it has.

awesome

not often you get pro shots taken, so i might as well show some more...

Last edited by heathcliff (2009-12-21 7:46pm)

Sooooooo SICK!

What's also really cool about this bike, is that you mixed parts from various manufacturers and didn't go the usual all-Peregrine route. Makes it more realistic AND interesting to watch. And to add to the cake, i really appreciate anyone who takes the time to shoot proper photos. It doesn't take much, and certainly sets the bike off from the usual cell-phone crap pics. Again, good job man!
-Timo

mick, jim, timo and frank, thank you all.

timo - i couldn't really go all peregrine parts and still be completely happy with the final outcome.  i still wanted to build it with the parts i've grown to love, regardless of what manufacturer or era they are.

tico frank - this is the second peregrine sealed bearing / hazard lite wheelset i've had, and they are unbelievable.  i totally recommend looking into it if you find a set of spare hubs.

again, thanks everyone, any and all feedback is welcome.
heath.

2Fresh wrote:

What's also really cool about this bike, is that you mixed parts from various manufacturers and didn't go the usual all-Peregrine route. Makes it more realistic AND interesting to watch. And to add to the cake, i really appreciate anyone who takes the time to shoot proper photos. It doesn't take much, and certainly sets the bike off from the usual cell-phone crap pics. Again, good job man!
-Timo

lol you need to update your cellphone , they be 11mp now and can take pro photo's , my nokia n95 5 mp with carl ziess optics cam takes better pics than my sony cybershot anyday l

<-- nokia from a distance on 10 second burst mode

Heath that bike is amazing