I've decided that all the resources I find here need to be in one spot. I will try and keep the main post updated with relevant links and information as I come across them.
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I've decided that all the resources I find here need to be in one spot. I will try and keep the main post updated with relevant links and information as I come across them.
I don't get what you mean exactly, but I can see you are from Schenectady.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jason Stilson
- Garro.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SF9yFCSICE8
I'm not sure how this pertains to building a bike.Quote:
Originally Posted by steve garro
I was hoping to be able to go back and edit the original post with all the information i have gleaned from here. It doesn't look like I am able to do this though.
Tubing, Lugs, and many small parts can be obtained from Nova Cycle SupplyQuote:
Originally Posted by Jason Stilson
Paragon Machine works is a good place for what seems like mostly MB parts. They do a really neat Poly Drop which apears to allow you to build the frame around a specific chassis and then change out the dropout after the fact.
Richard Sachs, when he isnt policing the forums for pseudonyms and incomplete names, he puts togther a pretty nice site, and has good frame building materials.
Been done a few times in the various forums, here's an especially good one done by Walt:
Master list of framebuilding suppliers- Mtbr.com
Your wording is so ambiguous I could not get your meaning.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jason Stilson
Now I see what you mean is "Listing of frame building consumables and their manufacturers"
Gotcha.
- Garro.
that is great, thanks! I guess I keep forgetting about MTBR.com. I need to go explore there too, they sure are a trove of knowledge.