I have an early 90's steel MTB frame (built like a tank) that I have dreams of turning into a fixie juggernaut.

It has vertical dropouts which I would like to replace with track dropouts. Just wondering if anybody has those skills around here.

I think I can get the work done for around $100 by Bob Brown, but it's been a while since I looked into it (I just looked it up, it's $150 now, although I'm sure he would do an awesome job).

Just thought I would ask.

theres a bike frame specialist downstairs from me at work - chris kvale.
ive seen him do really some really nice work.
no idea how much it costs tho.

http://www.chriskvalecycles.com/home.html

i think theres a bikeframe shop called peacock groove downstairs too.
http://peacockgroove.com/

all of this is in the ivy building for the arts - and they have space available for us! (i've yet to find out details).

Eh? Wot? Details yes please? And post under Locations?

oh. i thought we were using the wiki page for locations.
i guess i forgot to update the forum, letting everyone know theres an update to the wiki?

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yes.
that sorta sounds like the opposite of technology.

we might wanna get neater on the information dissemination.

Wow, that's cool! I'll have to check them out.

My theory has always sort of been use forums for announcing and active discussion. Wiki for referencing things later, archiving info, and other bits of info that just don't seem to fit on the forum.