The Radavist

We already saw this frame in the Loop Magazine spread but Andrew just posted up some detailed shots of the super limited LOOP x LOW track frame. See more here.

Rittayyyyyyyyyyy Racing shows us the alchemy required to produce one of their Muur stainless and carbon road frames right here in the US of A.

I know what you’re thinking but this is not my old track bike. It’s actually a few years older than my bike was. This one’s a bit smaller too and it’s ending today on eBay…

This just in from Affinity:

“Affinity is proud to officially release our Summer 2012 frame re-stock. Get on the latest batch of Lo Pro and Metro frame sets and complete builds while they last. Matte black, champagne money and chrome plated Lo Pro’s are looking sick, and our new Metro shouts NYC with liquid sparkle blue and orange decals. The frames are going fast and once they go, they are gone. Get at em, first come first serve.”

It’s funny how that top photo makes me miss NYC so much. Looking great Jason! Check out more photos at Affinity’s blog.

iMinusD has posted up the entire Breakbrake 17 2012 offerings for pre-order. This includes their Transfer, triple triangle track, Charmer 26″ FGFS V2 and the Serpent 29’r FGFS. I love the way the Serpent looks and there needs to be more 29’r FGFS frames on the market, in my opinion of course. These are expected on June 20th. Check out the details at iMinusD.

Chevrons make any bike just look fasterer, especially in Ti anodizing. Here’s some more Firefly to ruin all other bikes for you…

Mmmmmmmm. Fyxomatosis brings us a little Friday morning delight with this 1972 Cinelli Supercorsa. Thanks for the email and morning laughs Andy!

There are two blogs that I’ll plug regardless of frequency and that’s Tracko and Fyxo. This week, it’s Tracko getting all the love. What can I say? GSC gets a lotta nice bikes rolling through. See more of this Yamaguchi track at Kyle’s Flickr.

Colossi‘s been rolling out a few nice gems over the last week. Check out the Manero, a spin on British lugwork here and Sander’s ultralight XLR8R track bike here.

Andrew showed me these photos when I was visiting him in SF and LOOP Magazine now has this collaboration up for lottery sale. Not that you guys want to drop that kind of coin on a collaboration but it’s still a nice looking frame. While we’re on the subject of Loop, Dan Chabs made the cover!

Tokyo Fixed Gear‘s frame lineup for 2012 is rounded off with their new road model, the Road Rocket. If you’re in London, swing through the shop to test ride one, beginning today.

“With the Road Rocket we went ahead and indulged by designing our dream road frame. We have used our favorite tubing (Columbus MAX chain stays and down tube, Spirit seat tube and head tube and a skinny Keirin top tube & seat stays) to deliver performance in all the right places. The frame weighs 1.7kg / 2.06kg inc the Columbus Minimal full carbon fork. The Road Rocket is a credible contendor against titanium and carbon frames with all the comfort and durability steel brings. Estimated retail price will be £775 frame only / £900 frame and fork. Our first shipment is in the water now and will be with us very soon.

Check out more at the Tokyo Fixed Gear blog.

Breakbrake 17’s triple triangle, Columbus tubing, low pro is now available. Dubbed the transfer, these frames are in stock and ready to ship. Hit up your local Breakbrake 17 dealer, or iMinusD. For more photos, head to BB17’s blog.

Less is more and in this case, Firefly‘s newest project takes the anodized titanium decor to minimalerer levels. Check out more photos at their Tumblr.

Chari has a fresh stock of Brooklyn Machine Works Gangsta V2 framesets. Pick up what I’m calling John Deere and Yankees colorways while they’re still available.

This looks so killer that it’s gotta be venomous. Baum continues their melee of color-mixing with this crystal blue and venom green Corretto road frame. I usually don’t like painted ENVE components, but Baum just does it right. See more at their Flickr.

When I posted the Colossi Rambler cross frame, Dennis Lo, the photographer dropped a comment. After a quick search, I found his Flickr, which is filled with gorgeous frame photography. Check out more here.

The Hold Fast O.X. frames are now available. OX Platinum, made in the USA and rider tested. These are looking DAMN good.

More details:

“We’re proud to introduce to you our latest, the Hold Fast O.X. Frame Series. They’ve been described by our test riders as the kind of bike that is so responsive, “all you have to do is think it, and the bike does the rest”. While we can’t make that claim ourselves (thanks a lot, Colin), our goal was simply to create an aggressive and highly responsive frame with a dialed-in geometry that encourages intuitive freestyle riding.”

This breaks down into three frames: The Converter 29’r, the Subverter 26″ and the Agitator 24″.

Pick these up now, because they won’t last!