Kori Quatermass

LOL! I agree with you and I would already have it in my living room if
I could easily afford it.

Since it costs a deal more than I have, I figure the time to do a
little research would be well worth it. Plus, Portland is small... ;D

I did find another one for sale:
http://www.cyclingforums.com/showthread.php?t=135426

with this photo:
http://cacg.us/pictures/ConfTrack01/grusendorf2.jpg

On Wed, Apr 30, 2008 at 9:19 PM, Erik Voldengen wrote:
> I took metal shop with Gary. I think that frame was his senior
> project. He got a B.
>
> I kid...never heard of him, but if the bike fits perfectly, and you
> love it, it sounds good to me.
>
> -Erik

Erik Voldengen

I took metal shop with Gary. I think that frame was his senior
project. He got a B.

I kid...never heard of him, but if the bike fits perfectly, and you
love it, it sounds good to me.

-Erik

On Wed, Apr 30, 2008 at 7:28 PM, Kori Quatermass
wrote:
> More help?
>
> I found a track bike in my size that I love (thanks to Steve's
> suggestion) but I want to do a little research before I buy it.
>
> It was built by Gary McNeilly (sp) of Portland, Oregon. What can you
> tell me? Google give me nothing for multiple spellings of that name.
>
> Please don't go and buy it or I will cry.
>
> Thanks again for being an amazing resource!!

Kori Quatermass

More help?

I found a track bike in my size that I love (thanks to Steve's
suggestion) but I want to do a little research before I buy it.

It was built by Gary McNeilly (sp) of Portland, Oregon. What can you
tell me? Google give me nothing for multiple spellings of that name.

Please don't go and buy it or I will cry.

Thanks again for being an amazing resource!!
<3 Kori