I have spend the first 2+ years of this operation focusing on keeping what I do very simple. You hear alot about small businesses failing because of trying to do too much, as opposed to focusing down and becoming quite known for a few things. At this point (May 2010) , I have built 85 bikes, mostly single-speed and fixed gear conversions, with a few geared restorations thrown in there. As my situation gets more and more known, I am getting alot of requests for geared bikes. I have turned away more work that I care to admit, not because of lack of knowledge of geared components; it was more out of a fear of spreading myself too thin and loosing focus.


I have used the first 2 years of my business learning how to run a business. I believe I have a solid idea (building bikes collaboratively) and that I am ready to expand it out to other types of bikes.
Much more to come.
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2 comments:
ooooo.... nice. I love gears you know.
it's time
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