outside of portland there's marcroft cycles in salem.
www.marcroftcycles.com

On 6/30/07, Jonathan Maus wrote:
>
> Tim,
>
> here's a list of all the Portland builders.
>
> http://bikeportland.org/resources/links#builders
>
> good luck with your search.
>
> --Jonathan
> -----------------------------
> Jonathan Maus
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> On 6/30/2007 12:01:38 PM, Tim Schauer (tschauer@mackaysposito.com) wrote:
> > I'm wanting to build a custom rain bike for this upcoming winter. I know
> there are some great local custom frame builders, but before I make a
> decision I want to make sure I'm
> > aware of all my choices. So I thought I would ask OBRA-land out there to
> > send me the names of any custom frame builders out there. Either big
> name
> > builders or small volume low profile builders are all okay. Here is some
> > information on what I have in mind for the frame that might help lead me
> > to a builder specializing in this area... I really like the idea of
> > supporting our local talent...and who better top build a wicked rain
> bike
> > than someone in the rain riding capital of the world!
> >
> > 1. Frame material: STEEL
> > 2. Road race geometry similar to the Specialized Roubaix frame series
> > 3. Disc brake compatibility
> > 4. plenty of fender clearance (no cutting fenders for frame clearance)
> > 5. fender braze-ons, pump peg, battery and light brackets?
> > 6. I would hope to have it by the end of September or sooner
> > 7. I began with a tentative budget of $1000, but that is looking a
> little
> > light....?
> >
> > I've done some online looking at Vanilla & Co-Motion, but I have heard
> there are some small local builders doing some great work too,
>
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