Bike Frame

Ken does all the design himself but he has found such a market for his wooden bikes in Portland, and even all over the world, that he is expanding his employee base and expects to keep growing and designing for years to come.

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Back in January of this year I broke the frame on one of my bikes and asked for help from readers concerning whether or not it was worth considering a repair job. In the comments on the post those with experience told me it should not be welded, but rather brazed . I am not familiar with welding terminology and decided I would pursue the issue, but was not in a hurry because I have two bikes.

I hopped back on my road bike, which I had put on the shelf for the winter, and immediately felt like I had made a quantum leap in bicycle enjoyment. I had not ridden my[...]

I buy a bike for my boyfriend for his birthday and he is on the 5'11''et I do not know enough about bikes to decide on a correct image size.

Posted by Frank D on Jul 14, 2008

Take a tour in the birthday of mystery that begins at bike shop where he can find one that fits. Having a bike that fits is the most important part of buying a bicycle.

Make sure you have a firm price in mind or you end up spending in May much as you want, though.

Where the Tour ends the mystery is yours!

I'm about 4'11 "and I ride a little. So you boyfriend would probably need a framework of medium size. You can also ask a professional to fit him a bicycle, which could be what he needs . Just find what your boyfriend likes then ask a sales associate at her waist to her. I hope you find the right bike!