Full Spectrum Cycling #114 – Sam D Joins Us Live and Chewey Calls In

Show #114  5/26/21

Talkin’ Schmack

  • Tony rode his e-bike without E! OH MY. Why I like conversion vs turn key.
  • Sven is headed to MPLS, AGAIN!
  • New episode of Chewey’s Salon Chair with BMX Brad on fullspectrumcycling.com – https://fullspectrumcycling.com/cheweys-salon-chair-5-bmx-brad-covid-schwinns-and-hockey-chatter/ 
  • Moving the shop early?? Got a door, now for the POWER!
  • Buy some stuff to help with the move!
  • Sam’s Sturdy Bag Designs frame bag is awesome!
  • Sam’s new Pivot Switchblade from Broken Spoke!
  • Crypto (not sporidium!) is on the way back!

Show Guest?  Sam D

Sam’s Sturdy Bag Design custom frame bag on his Chumba

Show Beer?  HHG from the guys/gals/others at OSO

Shit Worth Doin’

Please consider getting something nice for yourself from the Everyday Cycles store!

Bikes! 

  • Schlick Fatbikes
  • Wyatt Maverick Demo Complete For Sale
  • Wyatt Maverick Frame Only – Medium – Silver – Demo
  • Chumba USA Stella Ti V3 Medium Demo
  • Teesdale Road Frame and Fork – 56cm – Currently bare frame ready for paint or powder
  • Roll C:1 British Racing Green – Large
  • A bunch of Schlick Growler (Zen Bicycle Fabrications AR 45) frames for custom builds – Al bought one!
  • 29+ Schlick Cycles frames for custom builds
  • Coming soon, maybe, a Small Chumba Ursa Major Fatbike if Sven can let it go.
  • Contact [email protected]

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About Greg Smith 1265 Articles
Greg Smith, known to many site visitors as Sven Hammer, founded Fat-bike.com in 2011 and the site quickly became the #1 online community for all things Fat. A lifelong rider and storyteller, Greg has been covering fat-biking since 2011—sharing news, reviews, art, and adventures from the trail, beach, and back alley. Based in Milwaukee, he blends cycling culture with a punk rock edge across podcasts, blog posts, and community events.