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  1. Hello to all -

    I am trying to find a good frame builder to do a (what I hope
    is) minor repair to a frame of mine.
    It has a dent in one of the seat stays just below where the
    stay is lugged to the seat tube. Not a huge dent, but fairly deep.
    It is a Hollands frame, with Columbus tubing. I would take it
    bake to John Hollands to fix, but have had no luck contacting him.
    I live outside of Washington, DC, but would ship it if I had
    to.
    Any suggestions based on personal experience? Someone who
    could repaint it would be a plus. I asked the one local shop that is
    what I would call a "real" bike shop, but they had no names for me.
    Thanks for the leads.

    Sam

  2. Sam said:

    Hello to all -

    I am trying to find a good frame builder to do a (what I hope
    is) minor repair to a frame of mine.
    It has a dent in one of the seat stays just below where the
    stay is lugged to the seat tube. Not a huge dent, but fairly deep.
    It is a Hollands frame, with Columbus tubing. I would take it
    bake to John Hollands to fix, but have had no luck contacting him.
    I live outside of Washington, DC, but would ship it if I had
    to.
    Any suggestions based on personal experience? Someone who
    could repaint it would be a plus. I asked the one local shop that is
    what I would call a "real" bike shop, but they had no names for me.
    Thanks for the leads.

    Sam


    John Hollands
    1 Main Street
    Reistertown, Maryland
    (410)526-3983

  3. On 19 Dec 2006 17:43:05 -0800, "davet" <[email hidden]>

    Quoted message said:


    Sam said:

    Hello to all -

    I am trying to find a good frame builder to do a (what I hope
    is) minor repair to a frame of mine.
    It has a dent in one of the seat stays just below where the
    stay is lugged to the seat tube. Not a huge dent, but fairly deep.
    It is a Hollands frame, with Columbus tubing. I would take it
    bake to John Hollands to fix, but have had no luck contacting him.
    I live outside of Washington, DC, but would ship it if I had
    to.
    Any suggestions based on personal experience? Someone who
    could repaint it would be a plus. I asked the one local shop that is
    what I would call a "real" bike shop, but they had no names for me.
    Thanks for the leads.

    Sam


    John Hollands
    1 Main Street
    Reistertown, Maryland
    (410)526-3983

    Who would be my first choice, but, as I mentioned, I've had no
    luck contacting him. Believe me, I've tried.

  4. going to ohio anytime soon ??

    http://home.alltel.net/franklinframe/

    One of the most experienced builders in the USA.

    - Don Gillies
    San Diego, CA

  5. Thanks for the lead, Don.
    Ever have them do any work for you?

    On 20 Dec 2006 17:46:05 -0800, [email hidden] (Donald Gillies)

    Quoted message said:

    going to ohio anytime soon ??

    http://home.alltel.net/franklinframe/

    One of the most experienced builders in the USA.

    - Don Gillies
    San Diego, CA

  6. I believe that Tom Kellogg, of Spectrum Cycles, near Allentown, PA,
    does repairs. I have not had repairs, but he built me a wonderful bike,
    and I'll vouch for his integrity and skill. Regards, Roy Zipris

  7. A bit far afield, but I would highly recommend Pete Weigle in Lyme Ct.
    He has done work for me in the past; I'm currently saving up the
    shekels to have him build a frame for me....Peter Weigle, Hamburg
    Road,Lyme, Conn.

  8. Johnny Two Pedals said:


    A bit far afield, but I would highly recommend Pete Weigle in Lyme Ct.
    He has done work for me in the past; I'm currently saving up the
    shekels to have him build a frame for me....Peter Weigle, Hamburg
    Road,Lyme, Conn.

    Thanks for the last couple of leads, guys. I'll check them out
    & see what gives. I had thought that Kellogg moved to building Ti
    bikes, but I'll check them both out.

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