Customized into a cool steamroller by adding eyelets with welding and repainting!

This Steamroller was borrowed from senior staff member Enomoto-san and I've been using it ever since.

I customized it to be even cooler by adding eyelets (braze-ons) and a gradient paint job!

This was the color before the paint job.

The color was left entirely up to painter Take-chan!

The theme was "riverbank"!

Apparently, he imagined the green of the grass and the blue sky spreading above it.

Honestly, when I first saw the frame on its own, it didn't quite click, but

once the logo was applied and it was assembled, it looked really cool...!

As expected from a painter who has painted hundreds of frames.

I was truly impressed by his skill and his color sense.

Many people who get a custom paint job opt for a color inspired by their favorite car,

but consulting with the painter to decide is also highly recommended.

There's a high chance you'll end up with a bike that exceeds your expectations, just like this Steamroller.○

In addition to that, I had eyelets welded onto the fork!

For me, Murakami, this was actually the main custom order!

Commuting with a backpack in the summer makes your back soaking wet, so using pannier bags to carry things on the bike is the way to go.○

Above all, a track bike with a Nice Rack looks cool.○

For this custom job, if you bring in your own frame,

a metallic gradient paint job costs ¥47,740

welding four braze-ons costs ¥15,400

You can add braze-ons one by one. (¥5,500 for one braze-on; ¥3,300 for each additional braze-on from the second one onwards.)

I hope this serves as a reference for your custom ideas.

We look forward to hearing from you!