Museum of Arts and Design show. May 12th to Aug 2010 .
Sanding and polishing
I am frantically building two bikes for the Arts and Design show and need them in NYC on March 15th. Unfortunately this has delayed building my customers bikes and now with the unusual Spring like weather…people are ready for the their bike! Everyone has been very patient and very understanding, so thank you 🙂
I also have been receiving many request for quotes for new bikes too [which is great], however I have not made the time to draw up the quotes [takes me an hour or so and then the follow up emails and phone calls and such].
My body is feeling the time in the shop, trying to make these frame very smooth, but well worth the effort and I am happy with the results of the first bike.
Antique style stays
When this show first came up I thought I just needed the bike done by May. Then it became the end of March…then I got an email before we left for NAHBS, saying that they needed the bikes on March 15th!!!!
I am not going to argue about it. I am very excited to be invited to this show and I think this is the kind of public involvement that can really be good for the bike community. I guess deep down I like the pressure and fast timeline too. Some of my best work has been done this way, but not all of it.
Debris
Those stays are very lovely! What is the width? Mike, you knocked out one beautiful frame under the pressure of time.
I like the antique stays.
Good luck with the show!
In Soviet Russia, truss trust you!
WOW, that’s a beautiful frame!
What coulour are you going to pc it?
Mike, …when the day comes that I move back to Houston and need to order the 3 (or 8?) speed LR (I’ll keep the derailleur bike for Hill Country escapades), please remind me to consider the antique-style stays in addition to the truss. It’s a beauty.
Good luck with the show!
Mike, the basket bike is just gorgeous. Beautiful work!
I like the basket bike too. Good job.
your frames are artwork, well worth the wait and money..
i’ll start saving up now.
Cheers!
You are an artist. Great job.
Thank you 🙂
I’ve been to the MAD museum and it’s great. BTW recently they put an outside camera where you can take pic with your bike. Check it out!