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Famous for fun colors and happy customers, geekhouse has always produced some of our favorite custom bikes, but until recently, they had never produced a frame with Di2 internal routing.

This all changed earlier this year, when repeat customer Kerry Waldman asked Founder Marty Walsh to build his Mudville CX bike a little differently.

Head past the break to see the end result….

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The Mudville is one of the five “models” that geekhouse currently produces, each is custom tailored to fit the customer. This one is intended to be a versatile CX racer, but pulls double duty on the road.

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Kerry knew he wanted a bike built around Shimano’s new Di2 Hydraulic groupset, and if he was going to go the custom route, the frame needed to have internal routing.

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Not content to do just plain internal routing, Marty accented the cable entry ports and bottle cage mounts with braze on stars.

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The headset, bottom bracket, and hubs, are all Chris King bits anodized Mango, while the cockpit, and custom painted fork, are from Enve.

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To compliment the Mango components, a number of orange components were also selected, including grip tape, Salsa Seatpost Collar, and Skewers.

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Rodder Racing, represent!

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Basic versions of the Mudville frame begin at $1,399, but this one features additional add-ons, such as True Temper OX Platinum Tubing, a 44mm head tube, and Paragon Dropouts and Disc Brake Mounts.

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The CX wheels are HED Belgium + hoops on CK R45 Hubs, while the road wheels are custom Reynold 46 hoops on (you guessed it) CK R45 hubs.

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The inspiration for the gun metal gray color scheme came from the Shimano 6870 components the bike was built around.

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The end product is a show room quality bike that any rider would be proud to own. You’re a lucky dude Kerry! Thanks for sharing your build.