[STrackMike]

I've been trying to get in touch with them for a couple of days now and no answers either through phone or email. Anybody know what their situation is?
I'm interested in one of their frames and looking to buy. I'd post in the manufacturers forum, but they don't have one.
Any one have any opinions on their frames?

 

[AlloyNipples]

I don't know if they are still around or not... when I won my frame on ebay I sent an e-mail with size requests and never heard back but the frame did show up a few days later. As far as the frame itself, Sherwood at Ventana was obviously not this guys welding teacher! Otherwise, it's straight, threads on the bb are good, the head tube was square and and the disc tab was good. It's a stiff riding frame and is a little twitchy (steep head angle) but lots of fun in tight single track. Also, the top tube is a little shorter than most. I'm 5'11" and felt that the frame was too small, 18". It's now my wife's SS, with a slightly shorter stem it fits her perfect and she's 5'4".

 

[AlloyNipples]

...and it has clearence for 2.5's

 

[rpiontek]

Any one have any opinions on their frames?

I was looking at picking one up, too. There are some previous threads on this, do a search. They go for much less on e-bay than on their site. Seemed like generally people that had them thought they were a pretty good deal, worth the $100 or $250 depending on the model. You may need to get a little work done on the bottom bracket and head tube before putting it together. I did see something recently that implied that they had an integrated headset, which I'm not a fan of.

 

[Casual Observer]

You might want to call Scottsdale Air Park Cycles in Scottsdale, AZ. I know that they use to do a lot of business with them (Fetish is located in the Air Park as well), or at least I think they sold their frames at Air Park Cycles.

I've heard from others that they've been tough to get a hold off. I do know they are a pretty small shop. But they are pretty cool guys (I met them once at a race).

 

[STrackMike]

You might want to call Scottsdale Air Park Cycles in Scottsdale, AZ. I know that they use to do a lot of business with them (Fetish is located in the Air Park as well), or at least I think they sold their frames at Air Park Cycles.

I've heard from others that they've been tough to get a hold off. I do know they are a pretty small shop. But they are pretty cool guys (I met them once at a race).

Do you have a # for these guys? I tried looking them up in www.yellowpages.com, but no go.

 

[Casual Observer]

Try this. It was listed as Airpark Bicycle Center

(480) 596-6633

 

[STrackMike]

Try this. It was listed as Airpark Bicycle Center

(480) 596-6633

Thanks, they gave me a differnet number to call....no answer again (no suprise there), but left a message anyway.