For next year I have been offered sponsorship from a new and exciting local frame building school, will post more details once everything has been settled, but feeling happy about my choice which should help keep going through the winter.
For the time being i'm riding my new winter bike regularly, the Singular Swift feels different, but still nice compared to the Niner, both steel but the Niner feels more racey and precise, maybe its the carbon fork and negative stem, compared to the riser stem and steel fork of the Singular Swift.
I have been getting help with a proper training plan, the thought scares me but to make more gains in performance I need a more scientific approach to build strength and speed etc.
Next race is the first Gorrick Brass Monkeys, should be a blast and they always have fun course =)
Nice looking winter "hack"! Looking forward to seeing the new bike :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks Rob, new frame will be fillet brazed by Brian Curtis =) sticking to the steel roots
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