Wherever I may roam

Should you need a musical accompaniment to this post, this is one I believe is fitting.

I glanced RB's Speedvagen at a gig in the city and between pangs of excitement of seeing such a bling bicycle, the overwhelming feeling was fear. Fear of marking it for the sake of a photo.

The assembly was done in Australia, so when the frame left the SPEEDVAGEN factory in Portland it was an unknown as to how the build would come to be. A black gold theme runs throughout, and not that weight is a measure of a bicycle, this one so happens to be like a feather - with razor sharp edges. I could go on and on about how slick and appealing this build is but I'll let the photos do the talking.

It wouldn't be a custom dream machine these days without Mick Peel / Busyman Bicycles attention to detail and accuracy for accenting a palette. I love the use of perforated panels on this saddle to suit the panels on the frame.

I'm the last person to obsess about weight, but if you are weight weenie, you will instantly recognise the components slowing this machine down as eeCycleWorks - shown in an incredibly well matched anodised edition.

Another trick bit of this machine is the rare as rocking horse manure BLACK anodised Vanilla Headbadge adorning the front with a Chris King blackened headset. One of the rarely seen or known about upgrades.

The use of warm and cool greys with black and gold is stunning.