MKE Bike Proto
MKE Bike Proto, originally uploaded by John Prolly.
Milwaukee Bicycle Co. is working on a new bike. Here is a shot of a prototype from Prolly.
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Milwaukee Bicycle Company Bruiser Raffle
about 1 year ago - No comments
$5 could win you a new MKE Bruiser Frame and Fork.
We are proud to announce that we are currently raffling off a brand new MKE Bruiser Frame and Fork.
The size is a medium so with the right set up could fit nearly anyone large or small. The lucky winner will be pulled at our [...]
My new BMW V2 polo bike
about 2 years ago - No comments
A new bike! This has most of the components off the old green Brooklyn I was riding the last couple of years. Including the MKE Bruiser S700 -120mm Polo Fork.
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Milwaukee Messenger Invitational10
about 2 years ago - No comments
Milwaukee Messenger Invitational10
Hardcourt Bike Polo Tournament
Sunday March 27, 2011
Milwaukee, WI
Bruiser POLO FORK – S700 120mm now Available
about 2 years ago - No comments
Image from Ben’s Cycle
I just got word that the 120mm polo fork that Milwaukee Bicycle Co. and I worked together to make is now available.
I’ve been riding this fork since before 2010 Worlds and it’s great.
When I was working with Drew at MKE to make this happen I had this to say about the idea.
“I [...]
D.A.M.P. Butterbean polo bike
about 2 years ago - 3 comments
Seen in Berlin. Handmade in Sweden.
More photos below, click image to view large.
Ben’s Cycle is getting a Franklin re-up
about 2 years ago - No comments
Seen on benscycle.blogspot.com
Sometimes this is a hard to find item but it’s the best choice. Keep an eye on Ben’s and get’em.
MKE Polo Fork installed
about 2 years ago - 10 comments
I came back from Wisconsin with a prototype of the Milwaukee Bicycle Co. new MKE Polo Fork. I finally installed it with some help from Affinity Cycles.
I added a big free wheel for the photos but for game play it will not be there. Instead I’ll be running the front without any cog or freewheel [...]
New from MKE
about 2 years ago - 3 comments
Milwaukee Bicycle Co. and I made a new fork for bike polo. Thanks Drew! This is just a sneak-peek. Keep an eye on Ben’s Cycle for more details soon.
Birdie’s polo bike
about 2 years ago - 1 comment
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A Trek T1 seen at Ladies Army II and ESPI 5. Steel fork, Milwaukee Bicycle Co. parts, Velocity rims.
Win this Milwaukee Bruiser
about 3 years ago - No comments
In the size of your choice of course. Find out how at benscycle.blogspot.com
about 4 years ago
hey doug, check this out: http://www.bikepolo.com.au/ — i’m swinging by to check it out next week. will report back to you about it!
about 4 years ago
I’ve been watching FGFS and bikepolo slowly turn in this direction even though everyone says im crazy/it looks ugly as fuuk. 700c BMX FTW!
about 4 years ago
Hey Stephen, are you heading/in Melbourne? get in touch! urbanbicyclist(at)gmail
Damon-Melbourne
about 4 years ago
so i just built mine yesterday played on it last night, pretty much the best feeling bike I’ve ever played polo on. i have a 22th free wheel on one side and a 16 on the other can ride both with one chain but the rear brake doesn’t reach for the 16 but it is a prototype so still working out the bugs. i dont really understand whats ugly about it i think its pretty hot
about 4 years ago
saw kremin sporting this as his new polo frame last night. it looks pretty cool. i personally am not a fan of the front brake running through the headtube style, its a real pain to wrench on and they never seem to work totally right.
and the rear brake if you run flip flop will hit the tire when fliiped, but hey this is the prototype and its more a trickin bike than polo bike.
about 4 years ago
hey kremin. can you give us some specs on this? can i run 26″ wheels on this?
about 4 years ago
probably not we set it up so that its 700 c we are trying to get away from 650 c bar spin shit. im not sure that you have to run the brake through the fork i think you can do either. all the cable guides are removeable and metal. you could also put a gyro on if you’d like (i think thats lame but covering all ends) ill post mine on bikepolo.ca soon so you can see a real polo set up with lots of close ups.
about 4 years ago
Very neat. Feels like heaven neath my legs.