I've discovered a crack in the rear dropout of one of my bikes. I'm
looking for a brazer to replace the dropout. Any recommendations in the
NYC area?
Gracias,
Scott
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Brazing in Brooklyn
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http://www.bikecult.com/works/
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you could move out to the country maybe? -
Chelsea Bikes in Manhattan:
http://www.chelseabicycles.net/
There's also a place in Brookly that does brazing, but I don't
remember the name of it. Try calling Mike at the Bicycle Station --
he's the one who told me about it. -
yeah. he situation is am using - looking for welders is hazardous-many
welders aren't smart enough to drive a truck for a living or have been
s-canned for running over small animals. Welders have posters of adolph
[censored] fornicating with small children and animals all over the
basement walls.
but in NYC we read:
carpentry work wanted
expert french vietnamese carpenter, speaks french, thai, and urdu, and
english, with 3 beauiful children, copmplete german equiopoment shop
and personal supply of exotic air dried hardwoods will design,
fabrictae and insdtall for nothing anything you can think offwell you could take the bus to bridgeport
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and a degree from the sorbonne!
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Drinks all around!
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