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Interview: Sycip Bicycles

The first Sycip, a lugged beauty with hand-detailed graphics.

  • A delightful Sycip fixie.
  • Jeremy Sycip in his Santa Rosa, CA workshop.
  • The first Sycip, a lugged beauty with hand-detailed graphics.
  • Data must be gathered before each frameset is constructed.
  • A new Sycip dropout.
  • The Brothers Sycip: Jay and Jeremy.
  • Where to start with a colour choice? There's a whole wall of them.
  • Jeremy, brazing away at the table.
  • Early stages of a Sycip in a frame jig.
  • A Sycip signature: pennies for seatstay caps.
  • The crazy disc-braked fixie shown in Portland.
  • Integrated stem and bar combo.
  • Jeremy and Leah out for a stroll.
  • Albert Eisentraut on the October 1987 Bicycle Guide cover.
  • The popular Sycip townie, complete with beer-tap shifters.
  • Beer-tap shifter details and headbadge.
  • Subtle touches like this custom seat carrier set Sycip apart.
  • New stainless Sycip droputs.

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The first Sycip, a lugged beauty with hand-detailed graphics.

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