No lifetime bike is ever really complete. But at some point, I decided that every part on my Moots should be made by a different manufacturer, or at least be a different model. After a 15 year wait for a new crank/BB, I have basically achieved that! Specs in the second pic.

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this is by far the stupidest thing i've ever been this proud of

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@bikepedantic THEY SO ARE (sincerely, someone who spent an hour with a grinder trying to fix a bottom bracket to be more like standard)

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My main commuter & touring bike is a 23-year-old hybrid. Started out as a Marin, but I broke the frame when it was a toddler (my fault, not Marin’s).

All parts, still with much life in them, were moved to a used Giant steel frame. In the ensuing years, I think everything but the handlebars, stem, and brake levers have been replaced…generally with whatever the LBS had in stock. The frame has at least another 23 years in it, unless I fūk it up.

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