Al Nelson's bike, leaning against a concrete wallAl Nelson's bike, studio shotStudio shot, detail angleStudio shot, front endStudio shot, drivetrainStudio shot, rear wheelStudio shot, head tubeStudio shot, full profileStudio shot, detail angleStudio shot, detail angleStudio shot, front wheel detailStudio shot, rear three-quarter view

Al Nelson

Year2014
TypeRoad
MaterialsSteel, fenders, gold anodized components

Al’s fendered road bike painted in a golden hour paint job. This is a beautiful example of a bike that looks simple, but has a lot of details. The unicrown steel fork has the brake positioned to maximize tire and fender clearance without requiring a long-reach caliper. The rear bridge puts the rear brake in a similar, maximized height. Gold King components contrast nicely with the other charcoal and black anodized parts.

Al Nelson's bike, leaning against a concrete wallAl Nelson's bike, studio shotStudio shot, detail angleStudio shot, front endStudio shot, drivetrainStudio shot, rear wheelStudio shot, head tubeStudio shot, full profileStudio shot, detail angleStudio shot, detail angleStudio shot, front wheel detailStudio shot, rear three-quarter view
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