Happy New Year! Happy New Gear! 12/30/2009
Before we suffer a massive hangover from partying like it's 2009, we're giving you guys and gals a quick update on what's in store for 2010. Specifically this January. Here we go, by the numbers... 1. Siren John Henry frames are in transit, and are headed from the chilly hills of California to our more temperate shores. Details of the first batch, below. If you want to be one of a select few riding these works of art, drop us a line pronto.  Siren John Henry in Vanilla, size M  Siren John Henry in Blazing Orange, size ML  Siren John Henry in Drop Dead Red, size M  Siren John Henry in True Blue, size M 2. Homebrewed Components are on the way. We're addressing the need for quality singlespeed cogs with these trick CNC machined bits. Made in the USA but we requested for a custom color set that we call Pinoy Pride.  Homebrewed cogs in 18,19 and 20T configurations  Custom anodized spiders for the cogs  This is how they'll look on your SS 3. Soul Cycles also in the mix. In case you haven't heard, we're also the Philippine representative of Soul Cycles! And we're bringing in a batch of Dillinger framesets. Yes, frames AND rigid forks. Here's some soul candy for you...  Soul Cycle Dillinger Gen3  Soul Cycles Dillinger cromo forks  Soul Cycles Dillinger EBB We'll be offering the Dillingers as a frameset - complete with matching rigid fork and anodized EBB. Check out the Soul Cycles website for more info, or hey, give us a holler! 4. That pretty much wraps it up. Or does it? Meet the 2010 VooDoo Soukri 12/13/2009
What's crafted out of Reynolds 631 tubing, is singlespeed or geared capable, runs 29" tires, has the legendary, mystical VooDoo ride? Well. the 2010 VooDoo Soukri of course! Other details include: - under the top tube cable routing - accommodates a 100-125mm fork - downtube reinforcing gussets - v or disc brake ready - white-hot paint job with red panels, and human spine details - "soukri" means "sacred temple", and this frame will be your new place of worship in 2010!  Canzo29 build by Joseph 12/03/2009
I finally got it all together. The special thing about this build (besides the special frame, thanks to you) is that I fully assembled it myself. Here is my spec: Size 18 Voodoo Canzo Frame (Can't thank you enough for this) Driven NMX Crank and hubs Sram X9 RD, FD, and shifters. Sram PG991 chain Sram PG990 cassette Ritchey WCS Carbon handle bar Bontrager race x-lite seat post Truvative Stylo Team 100mm stem Manitou Drake 120mm fork Magura Julie HP brakes FSA Headset WTB Prowler SL tires and tubes Alexrims TD20 rims w/ generic spokes I-link shifter cables and housing Current weight is 27.8 lbs. Yup, I did not make my target weight but I'm sure when I replace my rims, spokes, and tires, I'll be reaching a 25ish form.  Gearing up for 2010 12/03/2009
Just a short heads-up as to what's in the pipeline come the new year: - arrival of the first batch of Siren John Henry frames! - arrival of our first batch of Homebrewed Components cogs and rings. In Philippine colors to boot! Yes, we are the authorized local rep! - a wickedly-cool new model (or two) from VooDoo Cycles. - unveiling of a new brand that's got quite some soul in it. (won't let this cat out of the bag yet) - more 29er rim options for the local market! We're working real hard behind the scenes to make the last two possible and feasible for the local market. Because we strongly believe there shouldn't be a premium on 29er-specific parts! More details and good news soon. Till then, happy trails! |