What’s happening in the steel building? Take a virtual tour of the new shop- no need for safety glasses here.
This will give you a start. We will be updating this page from time to time to give you more insight to the process behind our bikes. Search the blog category “shop work” for up-to-date projects.
Equipment Move – the start of the Idyllwild shop December ’07
Shop Pixels – some good shots of the Idyllwild shop as we were moving in
Makin’ Chips – in-house machining parts for the Song (they’re CNC’d now, but the first bikes were machined by hand)
BAMboo- a little fun with Mother Nature’s carbon fiber. (see also Bag o’ Hammers)
Chorus- the start of Song production
First Article- Siren’s first 3D machined part, the new Song seatstay yoke
I see your hardWorks and i had an idea for my truin stand
By: glipkeriokistomerces on October 17, 2008
at 8:31 am
nice nice. nothing like cranking some handles to produce some awesome stuff.
By: homebrewedcomponents on September 14, 2009
at 12:08 pm
Pretty cool maybe we’ll do a story “Behind The Shop Doors” in Women’s Cycling Magazine. Do you have any women that work in the shop?
Peace,
Echo Roberson
http://www.womenscyclingmag.com
P.S. you gotta see our latest video from Interbike this past week, such a good week! Did you guys make it to Interbike?
Okay leaving for real this time.
Bye.
By: Michael-Echo Roberson on September 30, 2009
at 11:24 pm
Hello
I have found you guys when I seen an John Henry burgundy color
frame on line. I was Going WOW…WOW …WOW..
I looked it up and found your website, I Currently ride a Marin alpine trail 19″ 2009 model.. But Siren would be my choice in another hard tail design.
I like everything you guys do in building and design so much i’m willing to go steel and get off the Aluminum..
You are on my wish list for a John Henry.. I would build me a 29er with this frame..
Until then I’m Dreaming ….
Send me a Siren sticker man!!
Kind regards and Pedal like mad!!!
By: Buddy Tickle on February 22, 2011
at 9:49 am
Any Fred Bars in production?
By: Bill on August 28, 2011
at 7:03 pm