Old 09-14-22, 09:16 PM
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Originally Posted by akropilot
As I strip down the paint I'll take a closer look, and maybe seek out Erickson bikes here in Seattle for a quote for brazing. I'm definitely going to run 2x11 on this one...it's a road machine. I get plenty of 7-speed downtube friction shifting on my 86 Colnago to satisfy the retrogrouch in me.
R&E can take this on if that's what you mean by Erickson. There are a couple others here on the board who might be interested who are in the 206.

R&E Prices are here: Bicycle Frame Repairs | Price List for R+E Cycles (rodbikes.com)

I tend to agree that it's not worth it. It is easy enough to do but I would put that $100+ into something else that yields more bang for the buck.
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