IRO MarkV or Specialized Langster?
12-24-05 | 10:24 PM
#26
flaneur
Joined: Dec 2004
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From: ankle deep in the gowanus canal
Bikes: IRO Mark V
Originally Posted by Kogswell
Thanks, I will.
Kogswell frames are lugged and the fork is brazed with real a crown.
Our frames and forks cost more when they leave the shop in Taiwan. I know that because Tony and I both get frames from the same shop. I know what Tony pays and he knows what I pay.
And our markup is the same or less than IRO's.
And we throw in a headset.
Kogswell frames are lugged and the fork is brazed with real a crown.
Our frames and forks cost more when they leave the shop in Taiwan. I know that because Tony and I both get frames from the same shop. I know what Tony pays and he knows what I pay.
And our markup is the same or less than IRO's.
And we throw in a headset.
nah, i'm just teasing.
12-24-05 | 10:38 PM
#27
Originally Posted by Kogswell
Thanks, I will.
Kogswell frames are lugged and the fork is brazed with real a crown.
Our frames and forks cost more when they leave the shop in Taiwan. I know that because Tony and I both get frames from the same shop. I know what Tony pays and he knows what I pay.
And our markup is the same or less than IRO's.
And we throw in a headset.
Kogswell frames are lugged and the fork is brazed with real a crown.
Our frames and forks cost more when they leave the shop in Taiwan. I know that because Tony and I both get frames from the same shop. I know what Tony pays and he knows what I pay.
And our markup is the same or less than IRO's.
And we throw in a headset.
12-25-05 | 05:11 AM
#28
Originally Posted by jim-bob
Not to hijack or anything, but how's the magic 9sp flip-flop hub coming along? I know a guy that could use one.
So we're gonna use standard disc hubs and make Level-type cogs.
