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Take The High Road: Quirk Cycles TCR Dazzler

Take The High Road: Quirk Cycles TCR Dazzler

It’s been a busy weekend for the frame builders exhibiting at Bespoked 2017, and now it’s all wrapped up for another year. By all accounts, it was the most successful event yet, as evidenced by the high quality of bikes on display, like Quirk Cycles’ TCR Dazzler.

Take The High Road: Quirk Cycles TCR Dazzler

Rob Quirk is a previous competitor in the Transcontinental Race, so he has the experience to know what makes a good vehicle for the event, knowledge he applied to this frame, which will be underneath Eleanor Jaskowska when she participates this year.

Take The High Road: Quirk Cycles TCR Dazzler

Built from a mix of Columbus Spirit and Life tubing, it has gently bowed seat stays which will offer a reasonable amount of compliance over the varying road surfaces, along with a TRP CX fork in the front.

Take The High Road: Quirk Cycles TCR Dazzler

Visibility is a necessary factor for TCR riders, and that is one area where a Quirk frames excels; Cole Coatings applied a broad palette of pink, teal and deep blue for the paint work. If the event goes ahead this year, there’ll be three Quirk frames at the start line.

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Big thanks to Adam Gasson for the photos.

Take The High Road: Quirk Cycles TCR Dazzler