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Josephine Paterek Ginny Szalai\u003Cbr>Chris Kvale\u003Cbr>Cecil Behringer Jens Gunelson\u003Cbr>John Corbett Steve Flagg\u003Cbr>Special thanks must\u003Cbr>Dr . Hank Thomas\u003Cbr>Dr . Joseph Hesse Ron Storm\u003Cbr>Laura Orbach Mary Rankin Todd Moldenhauer Susan Burch Alan Cambronne Martha Kennedy Bill Lofgren\u003Cbr>also go to:\u003Cbr>Dr . James Collier John Temple\u003Cbr>Paul Speidel Marty Erickson Terry Doble Jay Arneson Harvey Probst Laurel Hedeen Bill Farrell Andy Bear\u003Cbr>The following companies were particularly help ful during the writing of this book:\u003Cbr>T .I . Sturmey-Archer of America Bicycle Research\u003Cbr>Blackburn Design\u003Cbr>Handy & Harmon\u003Cbr>New England Cycling Academy Island Cycle Supply\u003Cbr>Primo Consorizio\u003Cbr>Quality Bicycle Products\u003Cbr>True Temper Cycle Products Shimano Sales Corp .\u003Cbr>Modern Machine and Engineering\u003Cbr>Phil Wood Binks\u003Cbr>Dynabrade Henry James Strawberry Ten Speed Drive\u003Cbr>G .P . Wilson Zeus Cyclery\u003Cbr>East side Quick Print Santana Cycles\u003Cbr>3M |  |\n| --- | --- |\n\nAUTHOR'S FOREWORD  \nThere are many types of bicycle framebuilders and they can be easily categorized in the following way:  \n1. They offer custom geometrical specifications for each individual customer .  \n2. They offer any frame components the customer requests . i .e . tubing, lugs, dropouts, crown, shell, etc .  \n3. They offer custom finishing with a wide range of color choices .  \n4. They also offer the customer the option of building up a complete bike with any gruppo the customer wants .  \n5. Each frameset is individually built and is not in any way a mass produced unit .  \nIt is my contention that a builder who meets all 5 of the above criteria can be considered a\" comprehensive custom builder \" . Many builders will eliminate the number 2 option above . They find a set of lugs, tubes, crown, etc . that they like and stick with them . This usually gives their line more of a look of continuity . However, it is also the first step toward mass production . These builders I would call  \n\"limited custom builders\" . In addition, some builders may severely curtail options 1 and 3 as well . These builders I would call \" Quasi custom builders \" . A builder that offers none of the above options could be called a \"non custom builder\" . I am a comprehensive custom builder . Each frame I build is totally unique and takes 25 to 30 hours of meticulous work to build . I have close to 100 such frames on the road to date .  \nI know what works and what won't work in a bicycle frame . Knowledge of this sort cannot be gotten out of a book . It must be gained through trial and error and much experience . I have tried the best I know how to supply as much of this information as possible . Yet, I can't hope to get across to other builders just what a joint feels like when it initially gives during coldsetting . Nor, can I easily convey those feelings that \" something just isn't right . \" Books cannot really get concepts like these across to people . However, books are still the most efficient way to program the human mind and we must rely on them to do so until something better comes along . There seems to be an attitude today that as soon as you read information about some subject, you are knowledgeable on that subject . In many instances, this is very far from the truth . A book is merely a jumping off point or launching pad for gaining real knowledge . Reading a  \nbook and not following it up with some practical experience is a dead end alley . 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