-Marty

A lot of great things happened last month and we now have a bunch of fun projects in the works. Our new sublimated finish as seen on Jesse's bike went all over the interwebs. Check it out on Animal New York, Core 77, Cool Hunting, and High Snobiety.

Also this past month we worked with the City of Boston's 'Bike Fridays' event and I even got a great photo of Mayor Menino holding one of our bikes. The Mayor is really pushing to make Boston a more bike friendly city, so all the power to him. We'll also be supporting our home town by exhibiting at the 'Hub on Wheels' event the end of September.

I wish I could talk about some of the cool collaboration projects coming up, but I have to keep it under-wraps for the time being. But stayed tuned for some pretty amazing stuff!

Is it already August, really? I finished Jesse D's bike, which is absolutely ridiculous. Curved seat tube, triple triangle stays, and sublimated powder coat. This is a new process that we are offering which allows basically any digital graphic to be fused into a powdercoat.

We also finished Andrew M's, and his complete build came out great. Check out the chrome powder coat on the fork, its not plated chrome but it looks pretty close!

Also, thanks to our friend James we now have a Series II Bridgeport CNC in the shop. We hope to be having this machine running in the near future, so keep posted for updates. Also, it took us about 6 hours just to move this thing from the street into the shop!

Thats it for now, stay tuned for new projects!

-Marty

Thanks guys!
-Marty

So this past month was absolutely crazy. I got a new space, had to completely renovate the new space to my needs, then moved the old shop, then went to the NAHBS show, and now I’m trying to catch up with the current list of orders. Thanks again for everyone that helped out with the renovation and shop move!
Also, congrats to Zach K on his sweet finish in the Winter Splinter comp, nice job man!
I also want to say thanks to Nick M for including geekhouse in the Bold Sprints! Every time I race, I feel like I’m going to puke for about a half an hour after!
In other news this month I’m introducing the geekhouse custom program. This means I’m offering a few new models of frames: including road, cyclocross, 29er, and more... all in custom sizing with a few custom options. Details to follow under the product section. This is good news to those who thought I would only build pursuit style frames...;)
Other than that I finished up Dan St.G’s bike and put a few pics on flickr.

That’s it for now,
thanks guys! -Marty

So as of Feb 1st Geekhouse is finally moving to Boston (Allston) Mass. I have been wanting to move the shop out here for a couple of years and I finally found the perfect space. Thanks so much to everyone who helped work on the space this past weekend, especially Mark B. Thanks also to everyone who has been patiently waiting for their frames. Check out some pics of the new shop on the flickr site.

Also, Im headed out to the North American Handmade Bike Show in Portland this week. Im not exhibiting but will be helping out Mike from ANT bike as much as I can. If your out in that area hit me up!

Thanks guys!
-Marty