Fast Boy Cycles at Bicycle Museum of American

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I thought this bike looked familiar and when I checked Ezra's site it confirmed my suspicions. Same bike as homepage. It is really nice in person. The bike geeks among our group noticed that the front tire was on backwards. : )

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Fast Boy Cycles homepage

ORDERING INFORMATION

Frames sets start at $2200. Fillet brazed or lugged.
This includes stainless head badge, basic tubeset and basic paint/powder/patina.
Tubing upgrades are available.
Custom Carved lugs: $200
S&S couplers: $400
Interested in coupler retrofits? Please check at bilenky.com
Your right to micro-manage the project: $500 extra.
All manner of stainless bits and pieces are available too, but I'll warn you now: I don't polish. That's just hours of my life that I'll never get back.
Custom Fenders, Racks and Bars are also available, made to fit your custom frame.
A deposit of half the project cost holds your spot in line ($500 of which is non-refundable). Orders begin with an email. Feel free to contact me with any questions.





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