Nature Boy Disc Dropout: The Finale
This is the final installation of this four part series on the Nature Boy Disc dropout system.
This is the final installation of this four part series on the Nature Boy Disc dropout system.
Sorry for the massive delay between posts. I wrote this post, accidentally deleted it, and then a big pile of deadlines got in the way. Had to work on team stuff. Excuses, excuses. But I think you'll find that this installment is well worth the wait because of: New Sales Guy Adam-Enhanced Photography!
(Continued from the Prologue) Who has two thumbs and dreams about dropout design out of a crippling fear of public failure? This girl.
Hey nerds. (I’m just going to assume you’re a nerd if you’re reading this.) It’s been almost a year to the day I started sketching on this project. I thought I would bust out those sketches.
We got some nice feedback on my last Design Process blog entry on the upcoming All-City seat collar, a part that I said “most people will never think twice about.” Let’s see how cool you think this next one is- a part we developed that I guarantee most people will never even think once about because it was specifically designed to be as minimal and as forgettable as possible: The Double-Guide.
Sometimes, a project goes on for way too long. This can happen because of performance issues, or tooling issues, etc. Sometimes, though, it takes too long because the All-City team, a passionate and opinionated group of people, agonizes over how pretty it is. And sometimes, this agony is over a part of a frame that most people will never think twice about. Enter: The All-City Seat Collar