shrinkboy

anyone out there who can build a set of vintage wheels and hubs fairly quickly? in no hurry, but don't want any 'yeah, i'm about to get to 'em but i'm still waiting for the spokes to come in, and i've been slammed and yada yada yada'...

i'm in dallas...lemme know

TechJunkie

Try David Cheakas; he's a BF member and owner of Southwest Frameworks in North Dallas. He really knows his vintage stuff. If he doesn't have the time to do it I bet he'll be able tell you who to go to.

lotek 

Jack at RBM main shop, or any of the techs at RBM Frisco.
Do you have the parts or do you need whoever is building them to order?

Marty

Monoborracho

This gentleman is highly, highly recommended. Give him a call and tell him what you need. He can do it. Might not be the cheapest, but I think he's one of the best. Forget them little Parks Tool machines for building stuff, this guy knows what he's doing and has been at it a long time. And it is all he builds.

https://www.youngwheels.com/

You might also enjoy an afternoon in Granbury, and I'm not a shill and don't live there.

For vintage stuff, you might also try https://www.peterwhitecycles.com/

He did have a stack of 126mm hubs also.

shrinkboy

thanx for the good advice fellas- i found a builder close to me, Jeremy at Oak Cliff Bicycle Company-- will report back....