Have you named your shop?
02-15-12, 03:18 PM
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You should call it Rock Cycles.
02-15-12, 03:56 PM
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Yea, the island granite, the counter tops are some type of marble. I hate the marble, stains very easily and everything leaves rings.
You should call it Rock Cycles.
Yea, the island granite, the counter tops are some type of marble. I hate the marble, stains very easily and everything leaves rings.
You should call it Rock Cycles.
I looked at that counter and it looked like a brecciated limestone. Marble is metamorphosed limestone. Cooked by heat and pressure, probably heat in this instance because it doesn't look distorted.
My bf, who works on the bikes, is also a geologist so Rock Cycles would be a great name for our basement bike shop. He has 2 Gunnar Rockhound bikes too.
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02-15-12, 04:07 PM
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My home shop used to be on the back porch, and since the weather is usually pretty good here, that worked fine for many years. Two years ago I cleaned out the garage and while my Miata (weekend car) takes up half the garage, the balance is (pretty much) my bike shop. Sure, the lawn mower and shop vac. get their little bit of garage space, but mostly it's my bike shop.
Unlike the fine gentleman living under the name of Saunders (see OP), my garage shop doesn't have a name. No beer glasses, no official logo and certainly no tatoo. Otherwise, it has 2 bike repair stands and all the tools I need, so really (except for not having the cool PR stuff) I have no complaints.
Still, after seeing the Saunders Patio and Bike Shop cool stuff . . . it does seem kind of empty.
Rick / OCRR
Unlike the fine gentleman living under the name of Saunders (see OP), my garage shop doesn't have a name. No beer glasses, no official logo and certainly no tatoo. Otherwise, it has 2 bike repair stands and all the tools I need, so really (except for not having the cool PR stuff) I have no complaints.
Still, after seeing the Saunders Patio and Bike Shop cool stuff . . . it does seem kind of empty.
Rick / OCRR
02-15-12, 04:29 PM
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That's awesome! I need to name my shop...
02-15-12, 07:16 PM
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Thanks for all the replies! I shared a link to this thread with my wife and her family. They were floored with how cool you guys think the stuff is. I can't imagine a better way to have shown them how thankful I am and much it means to me.
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She did a really nice job on that graphic. I like how the circle incorporates both a wheel and gear.
