Uneventful day here at Canootervalve right now while I’m at work on another revision. At least the temperature’s finally breaking some. This past weekend we headed to the coast to escape some freakish triple-digit temperatures in Portland and Vancouver. Everybody else had the same idea, but we finally found a little piece of beach and some 66-degree temperatures. One nice thing about the Pacific Northwest is that you can almost always find a completely different temperature within a 90-minute drive of wherever you are. I’m new to beaches, but I can’t imagine taking a taxi there is particularly common.
The next round of Danzig revisons is all about the “crankcase,” that machined lower pivot housing. Unfortunately, I need some quiet time under the hood on this next phase of that, and won’t have anything to report until the next round of drawings are done. More photos as soon as they’re ready to share.
A little intense, this living bikes 365 right now, but fun. Wake up, ride to work, obsess about cyclocross and e-commerce, ride home, obsess about NoTubes, then put a half hour into frame design. Lots of time to think on the rides back and forth.
Great meeting yesterday about the future of Danzig, too. There are a lot of ideas in the air, and that’s the best part.
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