Hi Dale. Interesting stuff this about Reg Harris, just read his extracts, particully like the bit about 'you can't expect a welder to become an expert in frame brazing overnight'
When I was at Bob Jackson's in the mid 70s I definately remember Danny [Foster] building a frame for Reg, I'm sure it was a road frame, but maybe it was a track frame?
Seems odd now that he would have had a frame made by Jacksons if he was embarking on his own project within the cycle trade?
Cheers
Kevin Sayles. Bridgwater Somerset UK
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> Dale Brown
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> Subject: [CR]Re: Classicrendezvous Digest, Vol 63, Issue 95
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> Reg Harris 221/2" frame 140216458567 Looks nice. wrong size for me plus
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> land anymore. Cheers John Crump OldandbrokeBrit. Parker Co USA
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