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Originally Posted by pitboss
(Post 3648384)
they WERE made...there were only a certain number of each of the frames produced. And since the passing of Gan Well's master builder, Mr. Doi, I believe these EAI frames will no longer be made (this was under discussion from what I heard).
The last of the Nagasawa frames made for EAI that was at the EAI facility is a 57cm I believe. I am not sure if American Cyclery and BusinessCycles have "available stock" on the Nagasawas. Both these runs of the Gan Well and Nagasawa frames were made ONLY for EAI (The Gan Well seat stay plugs were custom cut at the factory with "Euro Asia"). The story behind EAI and getting these frames made is pretty interesting. Mr Nagasawa was not accustomed to building "stock" frame sizes - this builder is truly a master and looks at rider measurements, riding style, velodrome dimension and specs - it is incredible how much data he absorbs and injects into each frame. He even treats tubes differently based on the season. Intriguing to say the least. I just bought the Gan Well frame made in december 2006. Just thought if anyone would know who would be the builder. As we know Mr. Doi passed away about 6 months before. Itīs a beautiful frame and nicely done. Way different than those trough EAI. Guess I am too new to post PM TOmity or nobody. |
holy old post batman
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I am consistently amazed at the amount of necro posting around here.
I know we say "use the search," but there's a difference between using the search to find information, and using search to reopen a discussion that no one alive was privy to. |
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