When Local Sales slow in the fall, Lux Low closes its doors and works solely on our High End Paint work. This Intensive beat the clock paint season is an introverted time where we use some of our deepest talents and strongest efforts, only to end when it’s too cold and snowy to paint. This Years Paint Season was a huge success due to extended warn fall and the inspiration of having a few new Quality Chromers that are supplying the Chrome work for our Artistry.

Fixie & Vintage Road & Cruiser Bike Happy Hour Sale / Open House / Swap. Come Get the Deals on the Parts you need to finish your projects. We are Having Sale with plenty of Cool Bike parts to get you on the road in style. Fixed Gear / Track / Single Speed / Vintage Roadbike Swap ” Buy, Sell ,Trade”. We are blowing out a lot of old items and adding lots of new pimp parts. Frames, Wheelsets, Chains, Cogs, Freewheels, Stems, Seats Bars, Colored tires, Whatnots, Swapits, Jadiwigs, etc.

The USB Project ” United Sound Bikes ” is the Uniting of Sound Bikes on Cruiser Bicycle Rides & Social Events. Cruiser Rides are growing in popularity and sometimes provide larger attendances then the Hottest Club Nights. This Free & Exhilarating Movement has produced Plethora of Music Bikes and along with that some sound Confusion and or Pollution. The Purpose of the USB is provide Superior Musical Harmony and Enhanced Entertainment by joining Forces and Live Entertainment.

A Revamped Trike of Boom Rolling Hard at the Cul-de-Sac of Death on Denver’s Wednesday Night Cruiser Ride ( Denver Cruisers ). Tyler and a Talented Stephaine Pimp this Lux Low Custom using all it’s Bold Design & Strength to put on a Show. The Trike of Boom has been in Hard service for close to 2 years, Recently we added Ornamental & Structural details, Frontal handle Bars, Many RGB LEDs, Audio Improvements, and Tougher Springs were added to Beef up the Dance Platform.

Memory Lane & Ann Arbor Vintage & Antique Bike Swaps are the Grand Daddy’s of all Bicycle Swaps. Although Lux Low Missed the shows due to the lack of cost effectiveness, We Celebrated by Finishing some long tome projects and using our local sources to bring in some new stock. Working late into Saturday Night April 30 we finished this 1948 Schwinn B-607 and 1950 Schwinn B-107. Yumm!!