Frame builder query

Posted on Wed 29th, April 2020

• #1

konastab01

Looking for a frame builder who can weld a disc tab onto a set of gangsta track forks. Tried the usual Ted, some place up in Glasgow and kinda running out of places that I can think of that can actually do it. Looking for it to be done soon so would be ideal if they were still working and can obvs send it to them.

Didn't think it would be this tough to get someone to do it tbh.
• #2

PhilDAS

Winston Vaz probably
• #3

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Sam at Stayer Cycles maybe? He has done small repairs for me before - not sure if he still does but worth asking.
• #4

amey

@PhilDAS
• #5

Slappingpythagoras

Argos in Bristol will do it if you supply the tab, hub, brake caliper, and rotor (all for alignment purposes presumably). Not sure if they're open at the moment.
• #6

konastab01

Thanks everyone, I'll contact them and see if one of them can do it.
• #7

Thrasher

Winston will do it for about £70 - i think I queried this with him a few years ago.

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