That is totally cool (and exactly what I would want), but I guess in a way it surprises me... It's so traditional. I had the impression that Trent insisted on marching to his own drummer.
Actually, at least half the bikes he builds are pretty damn traditional. Even the radical ones have a lot of really traditional parts.
For example, every bike I've seen of his is a generator bottom (usually a Pan or Knuck), runs a magneto, has impossible to find NOS Borani shouldered alloy rims etc. etc.
This particular Pan is the one John Stomberg (Lucky's 7)did the fake patina on. The paint is fricken amazing in person.
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That is totally cool (and exactly what I would want), but I guess in a way it surprises me... It's so traditional. I had the impression that Trent insisted on marching to his own drummer.
Actually, at least half the bikes he builds are pretty damn traditional. Even the radical ones have a lot of really traditional parts.
For example, every bike I've seen of his is a generator bottom (usually a Pan or Knuck), runs a magneto, has impossible to find NOS Borani shouldered alloy rims etc. etc.
This particular Pan is the one John Stomberg (Lucky's 7)did the fake patina on. The paint is fricken amazing in person.
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