Gary’s Road
This frame was custom built for a rider who wanted a huge amount of pedal setback but still wanted somewhat of an aggressive position for bombing down mountain passes.
Randal’s Road
Paramour’s second road bike doesn’t want to sit quietly in a corner. The two tone paint scheme, Richard Sachs lugs and dropouts, and a full Campy and 3T build out really set this bike apart.
Matt’s City
The frame that started it all is a no nonsense, nothing extra, bike for coffee and pub runs. The 650B wheel size puts the rider closer to the road and the geometry allows for a very low travel speed.
Robert’s City
With a 5-speed hub, this bike is great for tooling around the city even when a few hills are thrown in. An inscription of William Carlos William’s “The Red Wheelbarrow” was painted on the down tube for a true custom feel.
John’s Cross
This frame was a traditional CX build with massive tire clearance, up top cable routing and a straight blade fork. You’ll likely find it cruising the chip and seal roads between Austin and Johnson City.
About the Name
For those of you who are wondering, “Why Paramour?” Here’s a glimpse into the thinking behind my new bike company’s name.
