Most of this content has already be posted on our Spin Cyclz Facebook page, usually as soon as I hear about it.
New look on the Spinventory page.
First look at the new RANS Alterra 29r frame set. Had this one done up in a Xstream charcoal instead of their standard orange crush.
Stout rear end eh. Order a 29r Rock Shock with this frame set, and also have a Salsa Fargo rigid fork on hand. Not sure what direction to take this one in yet, either a commuter, and later a mtb.
RANS Bikes has a new paperless Virtual Catalog available for your viewing pleasure.
This was recently posted on the RANS Design Inc. Facebook page.
Our Trisled RotoVelo's are ready to roll, and Ben is just waiting for the packaging containers (coroplast) to arrive before sending them on their way.
Got our first Nazca's built and on the road. Here is an apple green Fuego low racer with Aero bars, SRAM X9, BB5 disc brakes, custom 4-cross wheelset, Schwable Marathons, and a XL Ventisit cushion over the Sport hardshell seat.
The fire red under seat steering Gaucho 26 currently has SRAM TT500 10spd bar end shifters, Apex rear derailluer, the large Nazca Comfort hardshell and matching Ventisit cushion, internally wired bottle dynamo to a the front headlite, and Schwable Marathon Cross. I like the overall USS riding experience, but may change it out for a ASS (above seat steering) or Aero bar to see which functions best.
Love the lines on this Nazca Gaucho 28 high racer...darn comfy to with the rear shock even on Petaluma's (also known as "potholeuma") perfect pavement. This is their Sky Blue color and I setup this frame set with an adjustable Aero bar, alloy fork, Tektro calipers with Koolstop pads, SRAM X9, Sport hardshell and Large Ventisit cushion.
Finally assembled a RANS Hammertruck that had been resting in a box for quite awhile. Just love riding these things, and they are around 29lbs before adding the rear cargo carrying system. This frame set has SRAM X7 RD and gripshifters, chromoly Nitto Nortroad bar (inverted), Avid BB7 discs, custom 4-cross wheelset, Schwalbe Marathon XR tires, and one long arse chain eh.
Our "Citerra" in-house frame project is progressing nicely. 
Getting settled in the new 300sqft Spin Shed. Nice having the extra room (less head banging), and folks can check out the line-up rather then parading them out every time. Should be an exciting year with perhaps the most diverse bike line-up anywhere, especially with the RotoVelo velomobiles arrive.
