Bicycle frame-building
In this two-week, hands-on course, you learn the art of steel frame building from bike legend, Paul Brodie, using the same jigs and fixtures he has used to create award-winning bicycles. Classes are small to allow you to receive individual attention and guidance.
Design and build your own hard-tail frame. Graduate from the program with new skills, and experience the exhilaration of riding a bike you built yourself. There is nothing like it!
The course includes a brief MTB history, frame design/geometry, tube selection, full-scale drawing, shop safety, tube-mitreing, jigs and fixtures, welding/brazing, frame alignment, and finish work.
When you begin, you need to have a clear idea of what style of bike you wish to build, and which front fork style you wish to use.
Instructor:
Paul Brodie
Location:
Abbotsford — UFV Aerospace Centre, Abbotsford Airport, 30645 Firecat Avenue
Course number and dates:
CRN 80093 | Sept 19 to Sept 30
CRN 80202 | Oct 17 to Oct 28
Cannot make these dates? Contact Shannon at shannon.draney@ufv.ca
Course details:
10 sessions, Monday through Friday, 8 am – 4 pm
Cost:
$2950 CAD
$2150 USD (or current exchange rate)
Course options
- frame material is 4130 cro-moly; TIG welded or fillet-brazed (no lugs)
- wheel sizes: 26" / 650b / 29"
- brake mounts: disc or V-brake style: MTB/single speed/cyclocross/road/cruiser
- paint: not supplied
Register now:
Call 1-888-823-8734 or 604-504-7441 and quote course number.
Have questions?
Read our bicycle frame building FAQs or contact us and ask.
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