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Couple of the newer Goats.

	Mountain Goat Route 29 #22.  Deep Purple base coat with yellow/orange Hot Rod Flames.
	Close-up of the Hot Rod Flames on Route 29.
	Mountain Goat #23:  Route 29, single speed specific.  We built this one to have a complete bike to show here at the shop.  Regular $3,400  SALE $2,999 Click on the thumbnail to the left for pictures and specs. SOLD
	Mountain Goat #20 with 20" wheels, custom fork and stem......all painted in the reverse team splatter (pink and white instead of orange and green)
	Can't wait to see pictures when the new owner gets this one built up.  This was a special little bike and it came out great!
	Mountain Goat #16 Route 29 exploring the wilds of Colorado.
	Route 29 with Hot Rod Flames, Industry 9 wheels, White Industries ENO crank, color matched stem and REBA fork, carbon Syncros bar/post........very cool
	Mountain Goat Whiskeytown Racer #4 somewhere in the mountains of Switzerland
	Apparently gravity doesn't work in Switzerland!
	The Bamboo Route 29 out in its natural element.  Looks great with a little dirt on it!
	It was raining when #18 came through the shop so I wasn't able to get good pictures.  Hopefully, Joseph will send some cool shots when he gets it built up.  Whiskeytown Racer #18, Team Green, 16" frame built with Reynolds 853 tubing.
	Route 29 #8 with Paragon sliding drop outs.  This bike is set up to be run as a single speed only.
	It is always satisfying to see the Mountain Goats visiting exotic locals.  Here is #15 in its new home, Japan.
	Mountain Goat Whiskeytown Racer #15 in action in Japan.
	Nothing like a real metal head badge.  Stickers........we don't need no stinkin' stickers.
	Down tube cable routing, on Route 29 #11, for a super clean top tube.
	Single speed specific (say that three times fast) Paragon sliding drop outs with disc mounts.
	Close-up of Route 29 #14 Paragon drop outs.  You can see the color nicely in this picture.
	Mountain Goat #14, Route 29 in a custom purple color (RAL4007)  with sparkle clear coat.
	Whiskeytown Racer, Mountain Goat #15 bound for Yuji in Japan.  This one is a stock Whiskeytown frame with the Salsa drop outs.
	Close up of Whiskeytown Racer #15 in the optional white powder coat.  Our goal was to match the white in the decals so you really only notice the black outline.  I think it came out really nice.
	Ed's Night Blue Route 29 (#24) before heading out to California.
	Niels Night Blue Route 29 (#5) somewhere in Austria (great backdrop!!)
	Joe, from England, with Whiskeytown Racer #7 somewhere in the Lakes District  of England
	Jill's Route 29 (#9) with an absolutely stunning bamboo paint job and full Shimano XTR group, nice job!
	Close up shot of the bamboo paint with matching Rock Shox Reba and Easton stem.
	Nice front shot showing off the color-matched fork.  Notice the way the "grain" follows the fork brace!

Here are a couple of complete bikes to check out. Click on the picture of the bike to bring up the full specs and additional detail shots.

Here are a few more pictures of the first batch taken by our friend Wes Stearns, who also took the really nice pictures of the shop that appeared in the March, 2006 Mountain Bike Action magazine.

	Nice side shot of Route 29 #5, good lighting sure make a difference in the pictures
	This one shows the two different decal styles.  The gold outline decals, with the orange stripes, were originally planned for the green, brown and blue bikes.  I think I like white and black decals on the green so I may switch that one.
	Detail shot of the head tube reinforcements and head badge.  This is one of the original badges that Jeff Lindsay supplied to us.  We only had enough for the first batch of bikes but are looking to get replacements made.
	This is probably the best picture of the Team Green color.  Most of the other pictures lightened the color too much.  If you like the green, this is the closest to the true color.

This section contains pictures of the first batch of frames.  The first batch consisted of seven frames including five Whiskeytown Racers and two Route 29s.  You can check out each of the four stock colors, two decal styles plus the optional Paragon sliding dropouts.

	Whiskeytown Racer #3, Salsa dropouts with disc brake tab
	Whiskeytown Racer #3 in Dirt Brown, DKG seat post clamp and wishbone stays.
	Route 29 # 5 in Night Blue with black and gold decals
	Route 29 #5 showing the head tube reinforcements plus the original style head badge
	Whiskeytown Racer #4 in Team Green, Salsa drop out close up
	Whiskeytown Racer #4 in Team Green with black/gold decals, weld close-up
	Route 29 #6 in Team Orange with black/white decals
	Whiskeytown Racer #4 side shot
	Whiskeytown Racer #4 bottom bracket detail
	Lots o' wishbones, # 5, #7, #6, #4 and #3
	Probably my favorite picture, #5, #7, #6, #4 and #3

The pictures in this section were taken by Jelle of http://www.singlespeed.nl/ during his March 2006 visit to the SyCip world headquarters.  Click any thumbnail to view the larger image.

	Route 29 frame in it's raw state.  This one is pretty close to being finished.  Just needs a couple of braze-ons and powder coating.  Check out the rack o' Goats in the background.
	1..2..3..4..5 Goats all in a pretty row.  I think if you squint real hard at the larger image, you can see Bruce Lee in the background.  Must be the SyCip security system.
	The man himself melting metal and sticking some top tube cable guides on a Goat frame
	View from the front with a nice look at the head tube reinforcing collars
	Nice line-up of head tubes.  You can see the small fillet that is added to the under side of the down tube to beef up the head tube joint.
	Couple of drop outs including one with the optional Paragon sliding drop outs (Goat frame #2 for wES)

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