Conference noted::bicycle

1060.0. "parts and wheelbuilders in Rt 495 corridor" by DECSIM::DEMBA () Wed Mar 22 1989 10:03

    I went through every note on building wheels and I have not
    found a clear recommendation on wheel builders except for
    Bicycle Alley in Worcester.
    
    There were some other names but either they are out of the
    way or there were some problems with their work.
    
    I am looking for someone in the corridor 10-15 miles east or west
    of Rt 495 from Worcester to Chelmsford. I work in Hudson, MA, so
    anything in that town or Marlboro would be great. 
    
    What seems like ages ago when I did a lot of riding back in NJ
    with the Somerset Wheelmen one of my fellow riders owned a bicycle shop.
    Because of that I didn't have to go very far to find someone to
    supply the services I needed.
    
    Now that I am in MA and beginning to ride again I need to reestablish
    contacts with reputable bicycle shops. I know where to find bicycle
    shops in the Yellow Pages. What I really want is recommendations
    on places that have a decent inventory of parts, and for my immediate
    needs of building up a set of wheels.
    
    I have the wheels, hubs, spokes, etc..
    
    	thx, Steve

    	I just talked to Paul Randazzo last night about a set of
    	wheels. We're waiting for the hubs right now. He works
    	out of his home. You can call information, area code
    	508 and ask for Paul's number. I'd give you his number,
    	but it's at home, and I've forgotten it.
    
    	Scott (Lots of recommendations for Paul in this conference)

    BTW, he lives in Tyngsboro. I don't know his number, either.

    
    Pauls number is (508)649-9262, he built my wheels and assembled my
    Marinoni and I have no complants.
    
    Joe