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Nov 22 '06 - 175 W - Vote Good + 10 :: Bad - 10 North American Handmade Bicycle Show Gaining Momentum

Published November 22, 2006 by Dirt Rag Magazine
By: Karl Rosengarth

The North American Handmade Bicycle Show was created to showcase the talents of the best builders of handmade bicycle frames in the world. The show is a unique opportunity for the public to meet and interact with the artisans behind the design and construction of handmade bicycles.

An impressive list of builders, from the obscure to the famous, has signed on to exhibit in the San Jose Convention Center from March 2nd through the 5th, 2007. As of this report, the exhibitor count stands at 74 strong, and the promoter is expecting that number to grow to over 100 by the time the show rolls around.

Dirt Rag's Brad Quartuccio attended the 2660 NAHBS, and posted a web report and a gallery with over 100 photos from the 2006 show. Look for Dirt Rag to be on hand at the Handmade Show in 2007.

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