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I wasn't aware either. Cool bit of history!

Re: calling on Brodie fans Not sure of your point as I skimmed past everything you posted up until trolling my posts. The Rocky is half Altitude, half Vertex and is why it has "Custom" for its model. The repainted Cooney cruiser has his name and logo on it. Anybody, after work, could make...

Re: calling on Brodie fans You're putting alot of words in my mouth. But yes, it's common practice to ask he boss if they/we can build stuff on our own time and most owners let their guys use the tools and build personal stuff. Here's one that's built after work Here's a 26 BMX cruiser that...

Re: calling on Brodie fans not sure how you could infer my post that way? I edit out "cut tubes" (fab shop lexicon) in post and made it a bit more clear.

Re: calling on Brodie fans All the time guys are building stuff on their own time with the companies equipment. If Paul was working at Rocky and made a frame on his time (at lunch, after work) and altered the jig and machined the tubes at different angles/geometry (therefor making it unique...

Is there a question, Roy? The tig welded ones were Toyo made according to Ruble

Re: Re: Ditto. Man oh man, I just saw the original paint and drooling!!

^^^very cool

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Re: 1993(?) Brodie Expresso here we go! Paul is awesome for responding and engaging with his customers and fans. For what it's worth, he'll have these conversations with you on Fb in the Vintage Canadian MTB forum and more people usually join the conversation like Toxik and Cooney. Pretty cool...

Re: First gen Syncros are made of steel. Fast Dave owns one

Re: 1993(?) Brodie Expresso here we go! yes he did

Re: I had a hellva day yesterday! I dropped off some donations at Salvation Army and on my way out, I discovered this guy had parked next to me! I ran back inside and asked a couple guys if that was there truck and that i wanted to buy the bike. It was destined for scrap at $0.30/lb so...

Re: I have a 19" I might trade :) kidding

Re: 1993(?) Brodie Expresso here we go! Paul is awesome for doing this and helping us out. Curious though. Do you prefer a rigid bike or a squishy bike?

I think they were granola-crunching Nelson BC locals before things picked up for them and they moved to Vancouver?

Re: 1993(?) Brodie Expresso here we go! lol, no I don't. I don't have a roadie either

Re: 1993(?) Brodie Expresso here we go! Please don't repaint it :) I call them users. I only have users as my biggest kick is hunting, scavenging, and salvaging and then making rideable bikes.

Re: 1993(?) Brodie Expresso here we go! That's sweet Shamus. I'm glad you're really happy with it. It was tough to let go, that's for sure! Im looking forward to watching the progress here :) I need, in 20.5", a Romax and an Expresso to complete my Brodie set.

Mike, I think your email is bouncing? You missed the "The Weekend After Labour Day Vintage MTB Swap Meet". And yes, you are correct :) I think you warmed him up lol