Beau Hamilton Austin Tx. Jamie Roy Click to enlarge !  It has WTB momentum head set / Bontrager race-lite cranks and Shimano bb. / cane creek levers and profile designe aero-bars.	Your Bike Here !
Mark Harper Winnipeg, Manitoba Jamie Roy Click to Enlarge ! I'm a bike courier from Winnipeg, Manitoba and this is my work bike. It's good and efficient. It's spacing let's dirt, salt and snow all stay clear off the wheels and frame (and most important, myself) and makes winter riding way more fun. Considering poverty is generally the name of my game, the bike is kind of a mish-mash of bike parts depending on my liquidity at the time when I acquired the part. So the specs.... The rear wheel is new. It has an Iro hub, some cheap double walled rim on it and a 16t mishi track cog. The front wheel is getting older, a bmx hub and another cheap double walled rim. But both are hand built with love, so does it really get any better? The front tire is a Ritchey Speedmax, and the rear is a Vittoria Tigrecross tire. It's just green because that's the colour it comes in. The cranks are from a garbage can. Sugino 170s. The chainring is a 39t off a set of Shimano MTB cranks that I only use one ring on. A BB. From somewhere. 15$ Cdn., so cheep. A BMX chain.  The pedals are really nice, but I don't know the brand name. They just came in a plain brown box, with some number like 77-8374 on the side, but they're fantastic. A seat post. With a saddle that isn't very comfortable. But everytime I buy a ritzy saddle, it ends up collapsing from over use. A headset with an Axiom stem. Some older levers from when I first started riding for work. An Iro front brake and some narrow bars from an 87 Bianchi.   and that's Myro.	Click to enlarge ! Add your content here
Paul Scarsella Boca Raton Fl. Jamie Roy Click to enlarge ! Full details;  It is an IRO Jamie Roy aluminum frame with Velocity Deep V wheels and hubs -Conti 2000 tires - Look Carbon Fiber Fork - Cane Creek Headset with a Cinelli Groove Stem & 3t track handlebar. Selle Italia Trans Am Saddle on a Campagnolo Seatpost Campy Gold Track Crankset with a Black FSA 48T Chain Ring - Campy pedals (w/clips and straps)- Izumi Gold Track Chain with a Dura Ace 16t cog Shimano 105 Brake Lever and 105 Caliper.	Scott Holmstrom Seattle, WA Jamie Roy Click to enlarge ! The parts list is as follows: Jamie Roy Frame Reynolds Ouzo Comp Fork Cinelli Criterium bars FSA XLII Headset Selle Italia Saddle Cheap Shimano Cranks Time ATAC Alium pedals Surly "fixed/fixed" rear hub laced to Velocity Aerohead rim Ritchey hub laced to Ritchey rim KMC Inox Chain Cheap seatpost, bottom bracket, grips, and stem Thanks for a dandy bike, I really enjoy riding it.
Chris Bishop Lewis Center OH Jamie Roy Click to Enlarge. Well after some fixe pushing, I entered a Triathalon but didn't have a fancy tri bike, so after some Look pedals, 52/17 gearing (ss), break levers, Shimano brakes and a Profile aero bar I'm ready. I just need to add a Tri-Saddle for my nether regions.	Tom Abrahamsen Jamie Roy Click to enlarge ! nashbar seatpost nashbar bar nashbar frt brake specialized stem shimano levers shimano downhill pedals w/cleats suzue hubs velocity deep v rims bulletproof cranks san marco saddle   I am lucky to have two other nice bikes but this one is in front because its the one i ride now.  Thanks also for the friendly service.
Benjamin Fitts Richmond, VA Jamie Roy Click to Enlarge. My Deep Blue Jamie Roy is decked out with a Deda Magic Stem and Pista Bar, a *really* stiff combo, as well as a Profile BSC carbon fork and yellow Velocity Aerohead rims laced 3x to a rear Surly and front Schwinn Panther hub (replica of the C-Record Sheriff Star.)  Also, some LOOK PP396 Special Edition Laurant Jalabert pedals and ASPide saddle.  It's F-A-S-T.  It's name?  "Dr. Feelgood."  I bought it at a bad time in my life, and Dr. Feelgood got me out there riding, and I am finally at peace.  What higher compliment can one give?	John M. Wright League City, TX Jamie Roy Click to enlarge. This bike was purchased immediately after I had a custom Merckx track bike built, and while my wife was still pining for a nice dining room set..... thus, the componentry falls into 2 categories: inexpensive & used! Oh well, it has been reliable & fun! My team sponsor came through with a great price on a generic carbon fork, a stem, bars, and post. Sure, they aren't the lightest & greatest, but they get the job done and the flat black finish looks good with the white frame.  The front brake & crankset are Suntour Blaze, from my first race bike (1990). The levers are 105's, which came with my second track bike (1996), I think. The rear wheel is NEW(!), from Van Dessel. While it has proven to be a good, solid flip/flop wheel at a great price, the only drawbacks are the "track cap" bolts, just like on the older Zipp Disc track wheels. The guys at Van Dessel swear that you can run the rear with a quick release. I tried that, once, but after one standing start, a cocked wheel, and a scratched inner chainstay, I decided to go with the track caps and pray they don't snap when I'm torquing them into the Aluminum dropouts. The Record/Mavic front wheel came from my first Ti Colnago, circa 1994. If it ever needs a rebuild, I'll use black spokes to match the rear wheel. Gearing is 3/32" road pitch 39x16 (fixed), which yields 100rpm at 19mph, and is perfect for my 21-24mph group rides. The chain is an 8 speed road chain which, at a cost of $5-7, makes you debate whether to clean it or just buy a new one every month or so!   Parts that you can't see include a trusty Shimano cartridge BB and an FSA headset. Final build items are Look pedals that no longer "looked" good enough for the road race bike, a full-size frame pump, SuperMario zebra print bartape, tough conti tires, and a very used Flite saddle, from my road bike.
Mike Hurley Wollaston, MA Jamie Roy     Click to enlarge.  Here's the parts spec: Seat: Selle Turbo Seat post: unknown, probably made out of lead or iron, it weighs a ton. Seat post clamp: Fat City Cycles Bolt: Control Tech Ti Headset: Cane Creek Stem: Weyless, off of wife's mtb, which would explain the high rise. Bar: Profile Hammer TB Levers: Shimano 105, circa mid 80's Front Brake: Shimano 105, circa mid 80's Cranks: Shimano 105, circa mid 80's - 52 tooth 'ring Pedals: Ritchey F Wheel: Wolber, 105 hub R Wheel: Alex, Suzue hub Freewheel: ACS Claw, 16 tooth Tires: Nashbar Heavy Thick Tread Bombers - 25x700   I had my IRO partially built when I was noodling around on Ebay, and I got a pretty good deal for 8.25 (plus shipping, natch). Parts came off of the IRO, my wife's hair dryer came out, stickers came off, stuff happened, clear coat was applied - the rest is glorious bike pimping history.	Marc Mayes Brooklyn, NY Jamie Roy Click to enlarge. Surly track hubs with Salsa delgado XC rims Cinelli handlebars old Trek carbon fiber fork (stripped) 43/15 gearing Michelin Carbon tires
Gary Eads Collinsville, IL Jamie Roy Click to enlarge. Here is my IRO, I love it! Campy GS cranks 42 Campy chainring 20 ACS freewheel Nito moustach bars Modolo Kronos brake levers IRO brakes IRO wheels 34cm tires	Prentiss Campbell Staten Island NY Jamie Roy   . Click to enlarge. My bike is mostly stock, except for the 48t chain ring, the rear wheel which has a surly flip/flop hub (17t track/ 16t freewheel); no name front and rear brakes, Nitto bullhorn bars, and Tektro cyclocross brake levers. I wrapped the frame in black electrical tape to keep the frame from getting scratched up where I lock it, and to give it a unique look.
Tom Chappell Ann Arbor MI Jamie Roy Click to enlarge.  Race Face Turbine crank, 44-16 gearing XT hubs, SUN Triple-hollow rims 36 spoke, to support 2 cases of beer on the rack Kinesis Crosslight fork XT linkage V-brake on the front Selle Italia Nitrox track saddle Rack, lights, fenders, panniers and all, it still weighs in under 26 lbs.  I think of it as the bicycle equivalent of an Audi station wagon for its delightful marriage of functionality with agility.  I'm going to see if I can get through my PhD without needing a car at all - this bike is absolutely ideal for taking tremendous, and sometimes loaded, miles in all conditions. It's been a huge pleasure; thanks for an outstanding product.  I will continue to advertise for you when folks enquire about IRO.	Ryan Shiroma Madison, WI Jamie Roy Click to enlarge. -suzue rear hub -no name front hub -sun rims -iro cranks -ritchey stem and post -old bars chopped to bull horns -serfas aria seat -irc tires -egg beater pedals   bike is awesome.
Craig Maxwell Colorado Springs, CO Jamie Roy   Click to enlagre.  It was a demo bike and so came to me complete except for pedals, which are egg beaters.  I'm currently running 44x16 and the handlebar is a Nitto B115, which is very comfortable in the drops.  The rims are Sun M13II with IRC Redstorm Classic 700x20 tires.  By the way, I'm 6'3" and the 59cm frame fits me fine. Thanks, Tony, for the fantastic bike!	Andy Rawlinson Washington DC Jamie Roy   Click to enlarge. Stock Bike except for a carbon fork.
Fred Klenk Titusville NJ Jamie Roy Click to enlarge.  Built up parts: Van Desssel Wheels,Ritchey Comp cranks,FSA Headset,ITM road stem,Nitto bars Thanks alot! Fred	Trevor Walton Redlands, CA Jamie Roy Click to enlarge.  Wheels are Mavic Open pros laced to Phil Wood hubs, some sorta Ritchey "ergo" bar, a funky orange IDG seat I got out of a bike-shop bargain bin, $9.99 vittoria wire-bead mail-order-special tires that I got mostly 'cause they were cheap and matched the orange seat, and a shimano 105 crankset w/ a non-ramped 42t chainring paired w/ a 16t Surly track cog. The parts I had to buy to fit the new frame, I kinda splurged on. Bontrager RaceXLite, carbon seatpost, full-carbon Reynolds Ouzo Pro front fork, a Bianchi branded ITM stem, and a Shimano 105 brake up front. That ugly piece of plastic on the handlebars with the hose going to it just happens to be the best investment for a commuter bike I've ever made: it's an airzounds air-horn and is deafeningly loud. Wakes the idiot drivers up from their morning slumber... Prior to the addition of the horn the whole thing weighed in at just under 18 lbs., not too shabby considering the bomber 36x14ga spoked wheels, and ancient shimano SPD mountain pedals. She's served me pretty well so far pulling commuter ('bout 120 mi. /week), grocery-getter, and general around-town transportation duties. Thanks for offering a solid bike at a good price.
Jesse Ratzkin Salt Lake City UT Jamie Roy Click to enlarge. Surly track hubs laced to Alex Adventurer rims EAI 18t cog Salsa 46t chainring Cyclone cranks Shimano cartridge bearing BB A-Headset threadless headset Profile bullhorn bars Tektro front brake Cane Creek TT brake lever Bontrager seat post Terry Zero seat SPD clipless pedals It rides really smooth.	Chris B. Smith Chapel Hill, NC Jamie Roy     . Click picture to enlarge. I built this bike with IRO deluxe wheelset, Shimano 105 (black) crank and front brake.  I used your black rear brake, with a carbon fork, Ritchey bars, Hutchinson tires, Thompson seat post and Specialized s-works saddle.
Max Huffman Washington, D.C. Jamie Roy   Click to enlarge.  I love my IRO fixie.  Got the frame from you this January.  I used a Shimano UN-53 BB, 68 x 110, but replaced the plastic part with a metal part from a different bike.  Cheap "Bulletproof" bmx crank, 165 mm., and some cheap matching chainring, 42 teeth.Those will be the first things replaced. Shimona Sora cogs -- 18 teeth and 16 teeth, but I've only used the 16 so far.  Surly rear fliip-flop hub with Velocity Razor rim; Schwinn Panther front hub -- bought the wheelset from Bens Bikes for something like $170.  Redline chain tensioners.  Shimano 105 front brake, with a cheap brake lever from Performance.  Toro bars, 42 cm., from Performance.  Cheap Performance stem, 125 mm., with 17 degree rise.  I'll replace that with something less -- 5 degrees or the like -- but the same length.  Cane creek C-1 headset.Cheap Nashbar seatpost; Selle Italia Concour Light saddle.  Like I say, I love the bike.  Will begin upgrades soon to make it much sleeker.	John Waggle Indianapolis, IN Jamie Roy Click to enlarge. This is not a police bike. I put the stickers on it for two reasons. A: people wouldn’t want to steal it and B: it is pretty funny. Front Wheel     Mavic Open Pro Rim     DT Swiss Spokes     Performance Forte Hub Rear Wheel     Alex Rim     DT Swiss Spokes     Quando Hub     16 Tooth cog Crankset - Sakae 170 Chainring - 52 Tooth Bottom Bracket - Shimano Saddle Handlebars - Richey Ergo Stem - Specialized Headset - Aheadset Seat - Selle Italia Seatpost - Zenith Racing Components Tires - Specialized Sport/A
Scott Armstrong El Cajon, CA Jamie Roy     . Click to enlarge! Dura Ace flip flop/Mavic CXP22 wheels Ouzo fork, Old Dura Ace levers 105 crank Shimano long reach brakes	Ron Gee West Des Moines,  IA Jamie Roy Click to enlarge.  no name crank 48x16 flip flop Reynolds Ouzo Comp carbon fork Profile Design Bullhorns Ritchey Vantage rims Avocet O2 seat I love this ride!  Light, smooth and fast!
Dave Byrnes Surfside,CA Jamie Roy     . Click to enlarge. Campy Delta Brakes Sugino Cranks 165mm Mavic Wheels LOVE THIS BIKE !	Brian Jensen San Ramon, CA Jamie Roy Click to enlarge. Seeing as the IRO motto is "You only need one", my IRO ride might seem quite inappropriate since it's been built with a Shimano Nexus 7-speed internally geared hub..  In any case, it's an awesome machine that grabs an unexpected amout of attention.
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