KirkLee Stock
These two KirkLee’s are built with our stock geometry. Custom is our norm, but some people do just fine with standard measurements.
These two KirkLee’s are built with our stock geometry. Custom is our norm, but some people do just fine with standard measurements.
This KirkLee was designed from the inspiration of a canvas oil painting. Meticulous detail was put into the clean shaping of the joints down to the brush strokes of the paint. Anything is possible at KirkLee.
This KirkLee was designed around the needs for a more compliant bike than full on racing machine. It’ll still go fast though. Paint was inspired by hibiscus flowers with bare joints showing off the carbon layups. A mix of tapered and lugged joints was used for a unique look.
Featured in the November / December 2008 issue of ROAD magazine. This bike was built to the reviewer’s specifications. He likened it to a rocket ship. Exactly what we were going for. Image by Tim Schamber.
U.S. Cycling Report recently sat down with KirkLee for an interview after seeing our bikes at Interbike.
We’d like to thank everyone that came out to the Superdrome on Saturday. The show had good attendance and we were able to show what KirkLee is about. Check out the story from Austin Bike Blog. Plans are to have the show in Austin next year, so stay tuned.
Interbike has come and gone for another year. Lots of folks stopped by the Rotor Components and Edge Composites booths to check out our bikes. Be on the lookout for us online and in publications. Bicycling.com Cyclingnews.com Bike Radar Speedgoat Bicycles
KirkLee will be attending the Texas Custom Bike Show at the Superdrome on November 1st. Come check out all the custom builders of Texas. WHAT: Texas Custom Bike Show WHERE: Superdrome – Frisco, TX WHEN: November 1st, 10am – 5pm
ROAD Magazine published a review of a custom KirkLee in their November-December issue. We couldnt’ be more pleased with the review. Be sure to check your newstands to pick up a copy.
KirkLee unveiled two 29er mountain bikes at Interbike. We started with our own unique tube set, added carbon stays with plenty clearance for big tires, and capped it off with our own 6/4 titanium dropouts precision cut on a CNC waterjet. Then we finished it off with all top shelf parts.
Interbike is fast approaching and we’re getting ready for the show. We’ll be working with Rotor Cranks again this year outfitting their gear with our frames. Be sure to stop by the booth (#367) and say hi.
Roadcycling.com had a recent interview with Tyler Hamilton. He discusses the various bikes he’s ridden including his KirkLee. Some very kind words from Tyler. Roadcycling.com Interview
Tyler Hamilton showed off his KirkLee at the Tour of Elk Grove. This bike was custom made for Tyler after checking out a KirkLee at the AT&T Downtown Austin Crit. The paintjob was done in honor of his dog, Tugboat. Photo 1 | Photo 2
ROAD magazine sat down with us to find out a little bit more about KirkLee. Check your newstands for the March 2008 issue to read the article. Stay tuned to ROAD for a review bike in the coming months as well.
ROAD magazine found us at Interbike and here’s what they had to say: “The little startup that could! KirkLee is just starting out but they make some nice full-carbon machines…” Check out the Jan/Feb issue for more Interbike coverage.