What People Say
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Finally got it stripped, painted and rebuilt. Took it for a spin on Sunday, it ran great.
Thanks for your work.
Joe.
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Excellent job thanks so much
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Thank You, Thank You, Thank You!!!!! Your skills are extremely
appreciated. The victim should have been pronounced DOA so you get super
high marks for your efforts to resuscitate this bike. Can't wait to have
a lovely ride again on this frame.
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I received the bike frame today. The frame looks great I very pleased with the work that was done. I plan on giving you some more work in the future. Oh yah I had a question can you repair a missing tooth on a sprocket I have? Again it's very rare.
Thank you again,
Rick
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Hi,
One last thing I forgot to ask. My LBS is curious about how you fixed the dents? They were impressed.
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Just wanted to thank you for repairing my frame. I took it out twice over the weekend and it was awesome.
Thanks,
Robert
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Greg,
I hope you had a nice Thanksgiving.
I wanted to thank you again for the frame repair. Your work obviously
speaks for itself as my friends and family who saw it were a bit envious.
Thanks,
Matt
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A few years back, 2001 I think, I was returning from a
California AIDS Ride 8 training ride heading out of Sausalito toward the GG
bridge when inexplicably I hit a guard rail at a whopping 7 MPH. My bike, a
vintage 1991 Bridgestone RB1 had a bent top tube and fork, as well as
smashed handlebars. Me, I had a busted lip and a really weird lack of recall
about what happened. My riding buddy, Christina couldn't understand how it
happened either. I had to cab it back to SF where my car was parked and
contemplate repairs.
Somehow, I came upon Gregs and his shop in warrenton. I stopped in one day
and brought the bike in. He examined it and gave me a lesson on metals and
bike frames which was quite fascinating but way over my head. He is clearly
very passionate about his work and a lot of fun to talk to. I was sold so I
took the bike home, stripped off all of the parts and brought the frame back
to him for repair. He did a beautiful job repairing the tubing, basically
everything north of the seat tube. As well as building me a new fork. He
originally suggested I buy a carbon fork but I wanted to have a steel fork
built. The resulting bike has survived many miles on the road, CAR8 and ALC
3,4 and 5 among them and the "Mikkelstone" still going strong.
They're good people with great skills.
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I had a favorite old Trek 720 touring frame
from 1985 that needed some work to get up to modern times. They took care of
all the work, did a beautiful job, and I went ahead and got a powder coating
since some brazing work had been done. It was a beautiful job done. Nicer
than the original, in my opinion. I will be returning them for more work and
a custom road frame.
They are a tiny shop and often only go by appointment, and are a bit
eccentric-- all things I love about a business like this. Looking around the
shop there are relics of decades of work, letters from famous clients, and
everything else that's cool about a 30 year old bicycle frame shop.
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Had an old guerciotti that met its demise on
the roof of my car about 15 years ago. I decided I was going to restore it
and the first thing that needed doing was to get the frame rebuilt. The top
tube and the bottom tube were tweeked and needed to be replaced.
Repair was done quickly and it looks great. I was hoping that he would be
able to restore the lugs but he was not able to save them as they were
pretty mangled.
Reasonable and quick. It's great that there are still local craftsman like
Greg around!
JN
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Support this shop because it is the only
reasonably priced bicycle frame repair shop in the area. Its a mom and
pop type shop. They'll set you up with reasonable repair costs.
If you've got a broken high end frame he can fix it like new. The "sizing
cycle" allows you to ride your bike geometry before it is built. I don't
think this service is too common and you should be happy to try your bike
before you plunk down thousands of dollars.
It is the most affordable frame repair shop in the area. Unless you've
got a relative that knows how to weld basic things like cracked rear
drops...etc.
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Greg knows his stuff! I have a vintage Peugeot carbolite Course' that I have logged more than 18,000 miles on. After that many miles the seat downtube at the bottom bracket broke clean at the lug and the dropout deleloped a crack too. I love this bike, smoothest, fastest, tightest cornering ride I have ever owned, so after asking around, I brought it to Gregg. Nice little shop in Warrenton. He examined it carefully and asked if I could leave it for repair. About a week later it was done. I picked it up a few weeks after that and couldn't have been happier! The welds were smooth and professional with lots of extra care to hit the stress areas that this bike will be subject to. The price was reasonable too. I highly recommend this shop to anyone who needs frame repair and I will be back. GREAT JOB, GREG!!
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Hi Greg. Thanks again for the outstanding work on the tandem. When you have a moment, could you tell me again the process you went through to do the frame restoration? Sanding numerous times, painting, rust-preventer, top coating, welding, how many coats of whatever, etc. I'd like to spread the work about how good a job you do. Thanks.
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