who makes modern off-the-peg steel frames nowadays?
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I you want off the peg. You can get this as a frame only Reynolds 520?
http://www.konaworld.com/honky_tonk.cfm
http://www.konaworld.com/honky_tonk.cfm
rusty bodie
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Steve Goff is doing my La Vie Claire reproduction - he has an excellent reputation and is a first class chap to deal with. Really knows his stuff and no pain in the arse customer (ie ME!
) is too much hassle for him.
Keep an eye on my 1986 La Vie Claire Bike thread in the Spring time when I should have the frame and forks delivered.
Steve Goff is doing my La Vie Claire reproduction - he has an excellent reputation and is a first class chap to deal with. Really knows his stuff and no pain in the arse customer (ie ME!
) is too much hassle for him. Keep an eye on my 1986 La Vie Claire Bike thread in the Spring time when I should have the frame and forks delivered.
dirttorpedo
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In the US
Surly does the pacer
Velo Orange does the Campeur (touring) and Pass Hunter (pass hunting)
Soma does the Smoothie and the Extra Smooth
Pake C'muter - cyclocross
Salsa
I'm sure there are a bunch of others too. Most of those US ones are under $600 before shipping. Sometimes you can get better deals on eBay for clearance frames.
Surly does the pacer
Velo Orange does the Campeur (touring) and Pass Hunter (pass hunting)
Soma does the Smoothie and the Extra Smooth
Pake C'muter - cyclocross
Salsa
I'm sure there are a bunch of others too. Most of those US ones are under $600 before shipping. Sometimes you can get better deals on eBay for clearance frames.
CyclingTheLakes
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Re: Heron Bikes
A company came out in the USA, Heron Bikes, I don't have to tell you who they are emulating. The company has had some topsy-turvy times; I went to their site, we'll see but I do think some of their rides look nice.
Flattery is the best form of imitation.
Other companies too, I haven't thought of this in a while.
A company came out in the USA, Heron Bikes, I don't have to tell you who they are emulating. The company has had some topsy-turvy times; I went to their site, we'll see but I do think some of their rides look nice.
Flattery is the best form of imitation.
Other companies too, I haven't thought of this in a while.
Robbied196
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Brian Rourke have the odd hand built steel frames they sell off
http://www.rourke.biz/stock_frames.shtml
http://www.rourke.biz/stock_frames.shtml
Just looked that up. Not impressed tbh. Think I'll stick with my Jackson!
Mike
Mike, you're not impressed, why not?
IMHO i think anyone who is producing a quality steel frame bike and not the mass produced Alu/Carbon frames these days is worth a mention.
It is not retro and will never replace a Jackson/Mercian or Carlton...etc, but is still a steel frame and they look very nice therefore cannot be a bad thing??
Chris.
Mike
Mike, you're not impressed, why not?
IMHO i think anyone who is producing a quality steel frame bike and not the mass produced Alu/Carbon frames these days is worth a mention.
It is not retro and will never replace a Jackson/Mercian or Carlton...etc, but is still a steel frame and they look very nice therefore cannot be a bad thing??
Chris.
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