Ryanpmb Posted October 22, 2015 Posted October 22, 2015 Here is my bike, all finished and raring to go. Maiden voyage planned for the ride home from work. Cannot wait. Many thanks to ryanpmb for the frame and bits. Will give feedback soon. Will be changing to black soon.Nice one Stefano! Looks great. Give us a ride report of sorts when you can.
LOOK695 Posted October 22, 2015 Posted October 22, 2015 Nice one Stefano! Looks great. Give us a ride report of sorts when you can.Ryan, have you ridden one yet?
Ryanpmb Posted October 22, 2015 Posted October 22, 2015 Introducing On-One's answer to the adventure bike market... the On-One BishBashBosh... "The Bish Bash Bosh is our ultimate Gravel / Adventure bike. It combines comfortable, mile-eating geometry with agile handling, massive mud and tyre clearance as well as frame mounts for mudguards and rear panniers. There's no more capable adventure bike.The Bish Bash Bosh blends everything we've learnt from making award-winning Adventure bikes with our huge depth of experience in cyclocross and refines it all with our labours in making incredibly well regarded do-it-all commuter bikes. The Bish Bash Bosh is the most versatile, most capable and most adventurous bike we've ever made."Full Carbon, Gravel Adventure BikePannier and Mudguard MountsHigh Strength Toray T800 Carbon FibreMassive 40mm Tyre ClearanceDi2 CompatibleCustomize Your Ideal Bike
IH8MUD Posted October 22, 2015 Posted October 22, 2015 Introducing On-One's answer to the adventure bike market... the On-One BishBashBosh... On-One BishBashBosh.jpg "The Bish Bash Bosh is our ultimate Gravel / Adventure bike. It combines comfortable, mile-eating geometry with agile handling, massive mud and tyre clearance as well as frame mounts for mudguards and rear panniers. There's no more capable adventure bike.The Bish Bash Bosh blends everything we've learnt from making award-winning Adventure bikes with our huge depth of experience in cyclocross and refines it all with our labours in making incredibly well regarded do-it-all commuter bikes. The Bish Bash Bosh is the most versatile, most capable and most adventurous bike we've ever made."Full Carbon, Gravel Adventure BikePannier and Mudguard MountsHigh Strength Toray T800 Carbon FibreMassive 40mm Tyre ClearanceDi2 CompatibleCustomize Your Ideal Bike What would one of those babies set you back?
Ryanpmb Posted October 22, 2015 Posted October 22, 2015 RRP is around approx. R23000 for the frameset. We're waiting pricing on this from Planet X and will post as soon as we have. In the meantime, some more pics... in Anthracite and Seville Orange.
Meerkat82 Posted October 22, 2015 Author Posted October 22, 2015 Heyso after thinking about it for more than 2 seconds I decided I am going to do the 947 on my Ritchey but I would need to put slicks on, so the Q is, which slicks would you guys recommend?
LOOK695 Posted October 22, 2015 Posted October 22, 2015 Morning Look, Absolutely no idea, but don't think very light. could probably save weight on new wheels but i wanted robust and duurable. Will see if i can weigh it this weekend.To be honest, I am more interested in how the bike rides????????
eddy Posted October 22, 2015 Posted October 22, 2015 Heyso after thinking about it for more than 2 seconds I decided I am going to do the 947 on my Ritchey but I would need to put slicks on, so the Q is, which slicks would you guys recommend? I am using Conti GP4000 27c x 28 tyres (with tubes) on my Ritchey when I ride on the road. Works brilliantly.
Meerkat82 Posted October 22, 2015 Author Posted October 22, 2015 I am using Conti GP4000 27c x 28 tyres (with tubes) on my Ritchey when I ride on the road. Works brilliantly. thanks. we still need to go ride with the twins
eddy Posted October 22, 2015 Posted October 22, 2015 thanks. we still need to go ride with the twins Don't worry, I am used to it.. I got so tired of being stood up on dates that I sommer married the first woman who would have me.. :eek:
Underachiever Posted October 22, 2015 Posted October 22, 2015 RRP is around approx. R23000 for the frameset. We're waiting pricing on this from Planet X and will post as soon as we have. In the meantime, some more pics... in Anthracite and Seville Orange. On-One BishBashBosh frame Grn.jpgOn-One BishBashBosh frame Org.jpgMan that is sexy!! Looks more sultry than Morena Baccarin!!! :wub:
LOOK695 Posted October 22, 2015 Posted October 22, 2015 Man that is sexy!! Looks more sultry than Morena Baccarin!!! :wub: When you getting your bike?
skadonk Posted October 22, 2015 Posted October 22, 2015 Hey.I have just seen this thread and read all the guys getting a buzz off Gravel grinding...great to see.I have done a fair bit, infact alot i guess. I crossed Africa (cairo to Capetown) on a Cinelli Bootleg CycloX, and i currently have an Avanti cycloX bike that i have crossed South East Asia, China, Australia and Europe on.... they amazing! any road,any speed.( i did try Oak Valley 24hr race,but withdrew after 13 hours of solid riding and raw hands! - shocks may have helped) My brother works for the same company, he had Local Legend Frame Builder Dave Mercer build him a Gravel Grinder for the Trips. Steel is Real! Thought I'd add a few pictures just for the hell of it.... maybe it will inspire some of you?!I work for a company that crosses Continents by bicycle, fully supported. Once a year on the trip through Africa, they pass through Namibia and through the Cederberg just before reaching 'home' in CapeTown. - for any gravel grinder, its the best off road road racing you can dream of! Fast Gravel Roads of Namibia is an adrelanine rush all day on these bikes!!!cheers..happy sweating and suffering.
Ryanpmb Posted October 22, 2015 Posted October 22, 2015 Hey.I have just seen this thread and read all the guys getting a buzz off Gravel grinding...great to see.I have done a fair bit, infact alot i guess. I crossed Africa (cairo to Capetown) on a Cinelli Bootleg CycloX, and i currently have an Avanti cycloX bike that i have crossed South East Asia, China, Australia and Europe on.... they amazing! any road,any speed.( i did try Oak Valley 24hr race,but withdrew after 13 hours of solid riding and raw hands! - shocks may have helped) My brother works for the same company, he had Local Legend Frame Builder Dave Mercer build him a Gravel Grinder for the Trips. Steel is Real! Thought I'd add a few pictures just for the hell of it.... maybe it will inspire some of you?!I work for a company that crosses Continents by bicycle, fully supported. Once a year on the trip through Africa, they pass through Namibia and through the Cederberg just before reaching 'home' in CapeTown. - for any gravel grinder, its the best off road road racing you can dream of! Fast Gravel Roads of Namibia is an adrelanine rush all day on these bikes!!!cheers..happy sweating and suffering. image(8) kopia.jpgimage.jpeg Thanks for the contribution Skadonk... post some more about your adventures please. That Mercer... hmmm.
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