Why use a bespoke frame on my indoor trainer?
Well that’s simple its a complete faff taking your road bike on and off your trainer. You can jump on straight away with no excuses for not training. A made to measure frame will…
Why build Stainless Steel bikes?
First of all the stainless steel tubing used to make bike frames (Primarily Reynolds 921, Reynolds 953, Columbus XCR and KVA tubing) is very different to “normal” stainless steel that some people may be familiar…
Stainless Steel Bikes | Myths and Legends
1: Stainless steel is heavy. NOT TRUE for bicycles. This comes from the use of stainless in other industries. The fatigue strength of stainless relative to it’s ultimate tensile strength (UTS) is higher than non-stainless…
Stefano 003 Handover
Congratulations to Mark on taking delivery of his new speed machine. He has already smashed a number or Strava PB’s. A very nice bottle of Scotch as a thank you always welcome 🙂 Frame built…
What is the process and how long does it take?
Well, the first thing is for you to decide what type of bike you want. Sounds obvious but that can be quite difficult for some as generally this is a once in a lifetime purchase…
Should I go bespoke?
We understand the benefits of splashing out on a bespoke suit. After all, you get an end product that will last a lifetime – and one that is made to measure. But a bike? While you’re…
Do I need to be an expert or technical?
GO FOR A FITTING Before building a bike, Steve strongly urges getting a professional fitter to take your measurements – he recommends thebikewhisperer.co.uk. “It’s quite involved,” he says. “Is like three hours. He will tell…
What products do you use?
REYNOLDS TECHNOLOGY Reynolds sell their frame tubes direct. Most of the commonly used tubes are in stock but they have many more that can be ordered. Reynolds 953 stainless tube is often in short supply…