Maxway bikes in Taiwan
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Maxway bikes in Taiwan
https://bicycle-frame.bicyclenet.com....ycle-frame.htm
Can someone tell me some more about these frames? Are they good quality and worth it? I'm in Taiwan right now, (Taipei), might be stopping by Taichung though. Let me know.. thanks!
Can someone tell me some more about these frames? Are they good quality and worth it? I'm in Taiwan right now, (Taipei), might be stopping by Taichung though. Let me know.. thanks!
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You can probably find those same frames anywhere else, but with a major bike brand's name on it.
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maxway is the the most advanced steel frame building factory in taiwan. they produce the high end steel frames industry wide. including brands like lemond, jamis, surly, etc...
not sure if they do other materials though...
not sure if they do other materials though...
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My brother-in-law is from Taichung. I was visiting him one summer and he called them up to see if we could buy a frame. At the time (5 years ago) they said they'd sell us an un-branded frame. A bit of a back door kind of deal from my understanding. we never ended up doing it, but it may be worth trying. it would probably help to have someone native on your end working out the details.
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Originally Posted by sven_svensenson
maxway is the the most advanced steel frame building factory in taiwan. they produce the high end steel frames industry wide. including brands like lemond, jamis, surly, etc...
not sure if they do other materials though...
not sure if they do other materials though...
that said, none of the three maxway frames shown are the sputnik. also, if you looked at their site, they apparently weld alloy bikes as well.
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How much is it going to cost you?
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group buy.
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When the group buy first happened, a bunch of us said
that we wanted super-cheap aluminum (or titanium, but
that's not going to happen) true-track frames. If someone
organizes a group buy of just such a frame, then count me
in.
that we wanted super-cheap aluminum (or titanium, but
that's not going to happen) true-track frames. If someone
organizes a group buy of just such a frame, then count me
in.
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Psst. You can get the frames for less than 50 bucks each with an order of 100 or more (thank you interbike!). The catch is that you also have to buy a shipping container from Asia to Los Angeles, then distribute the frames. Where my west coast peeps at?
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This actually has interesting potential. Get a group order together, get a few bike shops on board to take up the slack in the numbers, and we could get a thoroughly badass deal.
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I'd be interested in either this:
https://bicycle-frame.bicyclenet.com....ame/AR7048.htm
or this:
https://bicycle-frame.bicyclenet.com....rame/Y2R13.htm
Oh, and toss is one of those carbon fiber track forks:
https://bicycle-frame.bicyclenet.com....sory/Y4F04.htm
https://bicycle-frame.bicyclenet.com....ame/AR7048.htm
or this:
https://bicycle-frame.bicyclenet.com....rame/Y2R13.htm
Oh, and toss is one of those carbon fiber track forks:
https://bicycle-frame.bicyclenet.com....sory/Y4F04.htm




