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Back in Sept. 2004 I got my Vulture and since then it has been a great bike. It's been through a bunch of different parts hanging from it over the years and has mainly seen single speed duty since day one. Last fall I got a bit burned out and thought a new bike would solve my problems and after some looking I decided to re-vamp the Vulture. In it's previous life it had a sweet chameleon paint job but over the years had become pretty scratched up.
The frame has a EBB as well as a derailleur hanger so it can run geared or SS. I wanted to have the cable stops removed and just cable guide installed for hydro brakes and if ever the need full length housing. It also only had one set on water bottle mounts and I had Wade add another set on the seat tube. And after all the work to the frame I had Wade put a new powdercoat finish in Pearl White.
FedEx showed up at work today and surprise....my frame had returned. It was like Christmas all over again. It really turned out much better than I expected. Wade even put on one of his new stainless headbadges
. It was already starting to get dark when I got home so here are some so-so photos. They can't do the sparkly Pearl White finish justice, but it will have to do for now.
After snapping a couple of photos, in the stand it went. Seatpost, saddle, headset, fork, stem and bars slapped on. It's nearly dark, throw on the wheels and snap a couple more photos and that's it for tonight..............As you can see this is a black and white build, kinda out of the ordinary for me, but hey, wanted it to look clean.

The frame has a EBB as well as a derailleur hanger so it can run geared or SS. I wanted to have the cable stops removed and just cable guide installed for hydro brakes and if ever the need full length housing. It also only had one set on water bottle mounts and I had Wade add another set on the seat tube. And after all the work to the frame I had Wade put a new powdercoat finish in Pearl White.
FedEx showed up at work today and surprise....my frame had returned. It was like Christmas all over again. It really turned out much better than I expected. Wade even put on one of his new stainless headbadges




After snapping a couple of photos, in the stand it went. Seatpost, saddle, headset, fork, stem and bars slapped on. It's nearly dark, throw on the wheels and snap a couple more photos and that's it for tonight..............As you can see this is a black and white build, kinda out of the ordinary for me, but hey, wanted it to look clean.

