Don't fear the pear!

[cpg]

http://bikeportland.org/2006/11/06/in-the-shop-withtony-pereira/

Congratulations Tony!

Curt

[coylifut]

I've seen Tony's stuff and it is outstanding. Separate from that, he's solid ss racer and over all great guy. i have a feeling we'll be seeing a lot of his work at next year's cross races.

[72gmc]

Is he still looking for shop space? I hope he finds what he needs soon. From what I've seen, a nice guy and a nice story for us bike nuts.

[joy&revolution]

when i was living in eugene oregon last year there was a guy i always used to see rolling around on one of tony's touring rigs, it was beautiful. I love the idea of an independant framebuilder co-op in portland they mention in the article. portland has so much framebuilding talent, it would be cool if the NAHBS moved there for 08 from san jose. cheers.

[Serpico]

http://www.pereiracycles.com/gallery/tonycross/images/1left_front.jpg

[Lunar Probe]

Ranndoneur bars...

[55/Rad]

Tony's work is truly beautiful and since I frequently visit the Acme shop, I've been lucky enough to see a lot of it and talk to him - he's a nice person as well.

As far as shop space - he mentioned a couple of weeks ago that he wasn't relocating with Dean but was working on some other options.

55/Rad

[cadence90]

[QUOTE=Serpico][snip]QUOTE]
Truly beautiful.
Except for the Thomson setback post, imho.

[christian]

Except for the Thomson setback post, imho.

Wow, beat me to it.