The current description of the AHH on the rivbike site states that the 650Bs are built by Toyo, and the 700C are built by Waterford. Scroll way down towards the bottom - it's under a little paragraph called "Miscellaneous." I don't know when that extra information was added - I first noticed it a couple of weeks ago, and I'm pretty sure it wasn't there a year ago.
So . . . wondering if Waterford is going to continue building the AHH, including the 650B sizes? My hunch is yes, I think I've read fairly recently that Grant considered the AHH a "forever bike" (or something like that.) Alex Moll Seattle, WA > I'm really hoping the only question is really how to schedule the production > run for the AHH. The Hilsen is a tremendous bicycle. > > The only other point which may be getting glossed over here is that while > the SOMA San Marcos (a collaboration, not what I'd specifically define as a > RBW model) and others may be fabricated by Maxway, the Hunquapillar is being > built under the direction Tetsu Ishigaki of Toyo; and he builds the forks > himself in Japan. It's clear that even Toyo is having to adapt. > > And there's Simpleone. Ahhh....the Simpleone! > > - Jim "what do you mean my bikes are collector's items?" > > PS - And the Foy/Gomez > > -- > Jim Edgar > cyclofi...@earthlink.net > > Cyclofiend Bicycle Photo Galleries -http://www.cyclofiend.com > Current Classics - Cross Bikes > Singlespeed - Working Bikes > > "You must be the change you want to see in the world." > Mahatma Gandhi
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