Handbuilt in Bushwick, Squarebuilt frames have some of NYC's best messengers riding them. This frame was just built up last night and the owner's really digging it. Traditional track angles, 74° 74° and a barspinnable front 700c wheel. This frame's powdercoat is 3m reflective, to keep the rider safe at night.
I rode it at Peel Sessions last night and it's steeper than my Merckx. Great job Squarebuilt!
thanks to Katy for the pics!
Comments (6)
How did those H plus Son wheels feel/look? I was thinking about getting a set, but I have not heard anything really good about them from people who rode them.
Posted by Chris | October 31, 2008 7:59 PM
They seemed fine. I know a few people who have them and they like them.
Posted by prolly | October 31, 2008 11:02 PM
Thanks for the up Prolly! Its 74/74. And not a wishbone. The HPlus rims have been great. Ive been trying to beat them up. Thanks from Sbuilt HQ!
Posted by joey krillz | November 1, 2008 9:35 AM
Not for crazy tricking. Perfect for street/ curb jumping...not stairs jumping
Wait for new 680 gram version or the new 30mm high version to come out for tricking.
Posted by tzusing | November 8, 2008 5:59 PM
Cool! I still think a box section welded rim will hold up better than a deep-section rim. Look at what MTB and BMXrs are riding.
That being said, I would ride the H+Sons on my track bike or a bike that I don't do tricks on. I see tons of people here in NYC with them. Selling like hot cakes!
Posted by prolly | November 8, 2008 9:06 PM
This has been bothering me since this was posted. What saddle is that? Looks sick on that frame.
Posted by David... | May 2, 2009 10:52 PM
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