
This BMW is by far the best that I've seen (including
ye's) and belongs to none other than John Prolly. Although not a personal friend, this guy has been on my blogroll for some time and I've seen him shred like nobody's business; in fact, the only reason he got a bmw is because he
cracked a steamroller. Those Surly's are built like rocks and it had a good run with Prolly but in the end those 180s laid it to rest.

The other thing that makes this whip so special is that being a Brooklyn resident, I think Prolly got the guys at bmw to work some magic for him; although the frame is only available in a 40 and a 46, John's is a 50; first of its kind. (Although bmw's sizing is a little peculiar, a 50 equates to a 59cm track bike). It's good to see part of the steamroller lives on with the white deep Vs to purple profiles; I'm working on some purple profiles myself and I must say, they shine the brightest laced to that white deep v, the flying coffin stickers help too. The rest of the bike is pretty routine: still repping the Sugino 75 and CRUSHER, shimano BB, and Wellgo MG4s with doubles. Enough; I'm done drooling, check out the whip yourself on
prolly's blog.