Keith Anderson is a staple of the Oregon cycling community.  He has been doing custom bicycles, custom paint, and providing restoration services for years.  This year he showed up with a project he did just for himself.  The green he used for this margarita cycle was a color he had in his head, but no one produced.  So, he started mixing until he got just what he wanted.

Head on past the break to see all the fine little details of this frame and fork.

Keith’s view is that steel wouldn’t be steel without carbon.  I like his style.

Keith took it one step further and painted the front fork with a faux carbon fiber pattern.  However, there is a nasty gap between the fork crown and the bottom of the head tube.  To resolve this design issue, Keith said he is planning to do a new fork for this bicycle soon.

What would a margarita be without salt and a lime?