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Yeah those Vanilla bikes (on the last page) are amazing. They're made in Portland (my home) Oregon, and I've only seen a few in person, but IMO some of the best custom frames available.
Check out his website http://www.vanillabicycles.com/ for some porn that wasn't posted.
yeah man, that is where those pics have been taken from
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article about mario confente
http://tw.myblog.yahoo.com/jw!jyl0BvWBBBICo7hdlR56zCEkcg--/article?mid=287&prev=-1&next=227 -
" One of the best frame builders in the world, an innovator and artist, was someone virtually unknown to most cyclists. His name is Mario Confente and was from nearby Montorio, only a few miles from Verona . Due to his tragic death** only 124 road bikes and 11 track bikes bear his name, **all considered masterpieces. The full story of Mario Confente is yet to be written but the piece by Russell W. Howe, written in 1998, tells part of the story. This blog entry comes about as I rode today with Pietro Guerra, and we discussed over an espresso topics ranging from Mario Confente to his days on the Bianchi team with Felice Gimondi. "
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http://www.classicrendezvous.com/USA/Confente_Mario.htm
http://www.campyonly.com/retrobikes/2004/confente_fixed.html
sorry forgot to add "track frames", thanx fred
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no worries man, browsing and sharing :{)