link to photos:
http://photos.yahoo.com/
check out my other albums too!! also, last week i ebayed this auction item, number: 1987321990
i was Mr. Behringer's first and largest (!) client for his then-legendary investment cast fork crowns. i have some dated correspondence here that speaks to his collaboration with Mr. Morroni re the ti frames and forks. no sleeping guns-just personal letters. the fork ends are pinned, and the pn is visible from the 'underside' of the fork. i traded some rare vintage stuff for some other rare vintage stuff. trading ruuuules. e-RICHIE...............And the Gang!!!!!!!!!!! chester, ct
On Sun, 26 Jan 2003 17:23:08 EST OROBOYZ@aol.com writes:
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> Hey Richard:
> This is a very interesting object indeed..
> Looking at the pictures, I guess this is an example of the
> mysterious
> titanium brazing process that these guys cooked up?
> It would be interesting to see how the fork ends are treated.
> Obviously the drilled steer tube is an eye catcher but the bottom
> end of the
> steerer is plugged too... I wonder why?
> Was this fork obtained by you for a specific project? A bike of
> yours or
> something else? Tell us the story of how you came to have it...
> Thanks
> Dale
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> Dale Brown
> Greensboro, NC