WANTED - Anchor/Bridgestone TR9 - Who knows were to get one?

Posted on Tue 30th, June 2015

• #1

dingho99

I'm located in Canada. You have such a great forum/community here on LFGSS, far beyond what's available locally.
Now that we have our first world class velodrome, I would love to get my hands on one of these:
http://www.anchor-bikes.com/bikes/tr9.html
Does anyone know of a source?
• #2

skinnylegs

Don't know about Canada, but in the US there's a great place outside of LA called Bill Ron Bikes. He's one of the rare places that has Bridgestone PHM9 frames. He may be able to get you an Anchor.
• #3

Moserism

This fellow can help http://www.velodromeshop.net/index.php?p=product&id=1648
• #4

nohwol

isn't there a whole thread about how lousy velodromeshop is? I think I have seen these listed on EAI's site as well, for what it's worth
• #5

Moserism

true there is mixed feedback on that thread but nothing to suggest that if you purchased one through him you wouldn't get it..

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