Tuesday, January 21, 2014

The Fat Bike Fleet

Thought we'd post up some gratuitous shots of the bikes from the weekend. Thanks for visiting Pneuma Cycles.
Our Mk. I FB prototype with 4.8's front and back

Mk. II, now with more carbon.

Mk. III - Our first front suspension FB,  fresh out of the jig -  built around the maverick fork. Also sporting a smoother bamboo treatment.

Life In the Fat Lane 2014 3/3

As before, if you'd like a higher res version, shoot us an email.  If you raced and don't see yourself in any of the photos, send us your race number and we'll see what we can find...

- Pneuma









Marvin the Martian?  Heck Yes.

Life in the Fat Lane 2014 - Additional Photos! 2 / 3

More photos of Saturday's Life in the Fat Lane.

If you would like a high res version of a photo, shoot us an email and we can send a better one. Additionally, if you were racing but don't see a photo of yourself - send us an email with your race number and we'll see what we can find...

Happy Trails,

- Pneuma
Group B Race Start
Group B
Troy getting sideways

Charging Hard
This Guy. He was down to a t-shirt and shorts by the end of it.


Anjo Roelofs on Robinikki Custom Bikes. Made better by what is about to happen in the background.

I cannot express how crazy this man is - he kept hitting this corner with more and more speed, with mixed results. Vitamin P!



Anjo Roelofs with his custom ti robinikki fatbike - a beautiful machine and another local builder.  Check him out at www.robinikki.com

Troy Henry of Pneuma Cycles. The smug bastard.




The Pneuma Cycles gang heading out post race.

Saturday, January 18, 2014

Bow Cycle's Life in the Fat Lane 2014 1/3

The guys [and gal!] of Pneuma Cycles were out today at Canada Olympic Park to enjoy some beautiful weather and roll out the Fat Bike fleet.  Hats off to the folks down at Bow Cycle for putting on a great event!

http://www.bowcycle.com/life-in-the-fat-lane/

While we've been riding the Pneuma fat bike prototypes for some time now, today was the first "public" event and out first races in these frames.  


The custom bamboo and carbon fiber fat bikes turned a few heads and had lots of people coming up to check them out and ask questions.  It was great to meet a bunch of folks that share our passion for riding, regardless of the season. We got to check out some beautiful bikes, including a pair of shiny new Borealis' [Borealii?], a Robinikki, and even the elusive new Fat Boy. 

Pneuma's own  James "I'm really more of a sprinter" Lewis raced in Group B and despite an energetic start, blew an early lead by dumping it hard on glare ice going into the trees. James found his rhythm again and turned out some really quick lines through the trees.
James, hard at work

yeah, that guy. Troy Henry.

After shocking everyone with his gazelle like start, Troy kept on it to win the Group "A" and earn a well deserved beverage.


Thanks again to all the folks that helped put this on and a big thank you to everyone who stopped by and said Hello.


All in all, a great day - great weather, good company, and riding bikes. What more do you need?

- Pneuma



Welcome!

Welcome!

This is the Blog of Pneuma Cycles, a group of Calgary based frame builders dedicated to building high quality, purpose built custom frames that reflect our passion for riding.

With this being the first post, things are very in the early stages, but please check back often to keep an eye on new custom builds, prototype and concept bikes, and great local events.

Thanks for visiting!

- Pneuma