Are you familiar with Walt Works?
- Thread starter LordOpie
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I saw his site yesterday...I like his attitude and his skills.
Just make sure you ask him for a 29er with really really short chainstays, I hear he LOVES that. Oh wait, you don't ride mtn bikes... :devil:
i've taken a tour of the walt works factory. pretty exciting 
well, I got scared of dirt when you BROKE YOUR FRIGGIN' BACK!Full Trucker said:
You feeling good? I hope so. Hey, I still love dirt, but I've just gotten on a pavement kick. If you happen to ride rode this summer, especially at an event, like Buena Vista century, let me know!
I'm lusting after a lugged steel frame. Once I sell one of those De Rosas....
Edit: LO, where in Den. did you go to get a fitting done? I'd like to check that out. $$??
Edit: LO, where in Den. did you go to get a fitting done? I'd like to check that out. $$??
I was thinking the Denver Spoke must have a fit kit...
probably, but I've never been there.
George's fit bike hooks up to a computer and he maximizes the balance between comfort and power output. Seemed kind of cool, tho I'm all about comfort. if it takes me an extra 30 minutes to do a century, so be it.
George's fit bike hooks up to a computer and he maximizes the balance between comfort and power output. Seemed kind of cool, tho I'm all about comfort. if it takes me an extra 30 minutes to do a century, so be it.
Have a buddy here at work with a Rivendell frame.Pau11y said:
You buncha *FREAKS*!
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Walt is the man, if I could afford to have an XC bike it would be a waltworks. And I too have toured the factory that is walt's garage, I think he has my headset press....