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Geekhouse Bikes - Prolly Is Not Probably

Just saw this on Prolly's site. Nice shot of a raw Geekhouse Bikes frame built up with some black Session 700's. Wanted to share.

About Geekhouse - Geekhouse bikes was started out of a long-time love for bicycles and was originally founded in 2002. While our original frames were designed in-house and outsourced for manufacturing, our newest line of frames are now being both designed and hand-crafted by our small staff of builders in Boston, Massachusetts. http://www.geekhousebikes.com/index.html

About Prolly - Prolly is not Probably is a website based in Brooklyn that covers a cross-section of cultural influences. Bikes, Music, Architecture, Media, Fashion, Art, whatever. Feel free to submit things you find interesting or relevant. http://prollyisnotprobably.com/

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