Frames and Framebuilding (1990) Framebuilders' Dream Bikes
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Frames and Framebuilding (1990) Framebuilders' Dream Bikes
In this article from Bicycle Guide, Jun 1990, Tom Kellogg, John Slawta, Glenn Erickson, Gary Fisher, Scot Nicol, Ben Serotta, and Skip Hujsak were asked to describe the bike they would build if no constraints were imposed by cost, customer whims, and current technology.






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WTB: Slingshot bicycle promotional documents (catalog, pamphlets, etc).
WTB: American Cycling May, Jul, Aug, Oct, 1966.
WTB: Bicycle Guide issues 1984 (any); Dec 1985; Apr 1994; May, Jun 1996; May 1997.
WTB: bicyclist May, Dec 1997: Jun-Dec 1998.
WTB: Bike World issue Jun 1974.
WTB: Litespeed head badge (circa 2000)
WTB: Slingshot bicycle promotional documents (catalog, pamphlets, etc).
WTB: American Cycling May, Jul, Aug, Oct, 1966.
WTB: Bicycle Guide issues 1984 (any); Dec 1985; Apr 1994; May, Jun 1996; May 1997.
WTB: bicyclist May, Dec 1997: Jun-Dec 1998.
WTB: Bike World issue Jun 1974.
WTB: Litespeed head badge (circa 2000)
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It makes me want to look into more 24" wheeled options and see whats actually out there, something maybe between a regular-wheeled roadbike and a brompton-type bike.
The 'custom seat' thing was spot on.
The 'custom seat' thing was spot on.






