


My bike shop is in a really wealthy part of Milwaukee and a customer came in one day with the frame. Asked if anyone there wanted it because he was "sick of moving it around". Never built it up. A coworker snatched it up and then traded it to me for the cost of some new floor mats for his fancy hot rod car.
Here are some resources to learn a little more about the boys -
And Joel Metz's invaluable archive
And finally, if you really want a lesson -
Go to http://bulgier.net/pics/bike/
Click on Bike Video Clips
Go down 16 links
And download the Taylor Documentary. It's awesome.
4 comments:
That is an awesome frame!
might fit me...
what size is it?
No dice fellas.
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