Built by Lee as part of a weekend workshop.

Weekend workshop, and Lee went all-in on colour. Hot pink lugs, lime green bar tape, and absolutely zero regret.

This is what happens when someone decides their bike should be unmistakable. Not subtle, not blending in, not apologising. Just confident, bright, visible from a hundred metres away.

The combination shouldn't work, but it does. The pink saturates every junction — head tube, seat cluster, bottom bracket, dropouts. The lime green on the bars picks up the accent, creating a cohesive loudness. Against the weathered wooden gate and cobblestones, it practically glows.

Weekend workshops compress the build timeline. Two days, start to finish, with guidance every step. Lee made all the decisions — geometry, components, and obviously colours — then executed them in 48 hours. That padlock on the gate suggests this photo was taken right outside the workshop, first ride imminent.

The black-and-green saddle continues the colour theme. Even small choices matter when you're building something this intentional. Nothing here happened by accident.

Building a bike you can't miss is its own kind of courage. Lee has it. 💗💚