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frames: custom or build your own

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    philso
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    just a collection of links to occupy rainy day time.

    circleacycles.comgallery.asp
    peter-mooney.comgall.htm
    richardsachs.comindex.htm
    spectrum-cycles.com53.htm
    vanillabicycles.comindex.html
    prodigalchild.netBicycle2.htm
    cherry.dcwi.comhead tube.htm
    columbinecycle.comphoto gallery.html
    cccycles.comtouringf.html
    oswaldcycleworks.comgallery.php

    or how about building your own? not unreasonable if you consider what you walk away with in addition to the frame and forks. of course, you've still got to shell out for the components:

    bikeschool.comframe.htm
    hottubes.comhottubesframesfbc.htm
    yamaguchibike.comschedule.htm

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  2. nun
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    philso said:

    just a collection of links to occupy rainy day time.

    circleacycles.comgallery.asp
    peter-mooney.comgall.htm
    richardsachs.comindex.htm
    spectrum-cycles.com53.htm
    vanillabicycles.comindex.html
    prodigalchild.netBicycle2.htm
    cherry.dcwi.comhead tube.htm
    columbinecycle.comphoto gallery.html
    cccycles.comtouringf.html
    oswaldcycleworks.comgallery.php

    or how about building your own? not unreasonable if you consider what you walk away with in addition to the frame and forks. of course, you've still got to shell out for the components:

    bikeschool.comframe.htm
    hottubes.comhottubesframesfbc.htm
    yamaguchibike.comschedule.htm


    Nice set of links, I "wasted" lots of time on Sunday afternoon following them. here are a few more

    http://www.rivbike.com
    http://www.bobjacksoncycles.co.uk
    http://www.merciancycles.co.uk
    http://www.waterfordbikes.com
    http://www.heronbicycles.com
    http://www.bikecult.com
    http://www.jimlangley.net/

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  3. lugger
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    And there's this one too, woodrupcycles.comwoodrupcycles.com They are in Leeds, like Bob Jackson.

    Anyone know anything about Woodrup? Looks like the Stelvio is their touring frame.

    Wouldn't it be great if there were two or three worldwide chains that dealt only with stock and custom lugged steel frames!

    And road shoes that are a bit wider and made for toe clips. And leather and cotton gloves with full, thick padding, even between the thumb and forefinger. And prebuilt 36 spoke front wheels.

    A fantasy bike shop...Yikes...I'm dreaming in terms of market economy.

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