ResoluteBikes

It seems I can only make 1 more post until tomorrow as iv only just made this forum account and theres a post restriction?. Oh ye 'Paperclip' thanks VVVVVVVVvV ; p bing - Although thats exactly the sort of thing I will be able to make with a CNC machine it might be worth you talking to 'Pilo Machining'- hes made a very successful business out of just making dropouts for any bike you can think of. Not that I want to turn you away but as yet i cant make that and hes got one on his website im sure. I will continue to work for my customers and develop my ideas and when I think iv got something you might want to look at il give you all a shout on here. Untill then, I live in Wiltshire and If anyone needs weld repairs or help with their projects then give me a shout. Tom Pearce, resoluteengineering@outlook.com

All good points, really appreciate it. The thing with being a sub contract engineer is that sometimes im stacked out with work and other times iv got nothing. I rely upon other companies having either too much work and sub it out to me or they need the services I offer as they dont have the capabilities. The addition of a CNC machine I hope to buy soon is so I can build upon the projects and protypes I have already started and to add this to the list of services I offer as most of my customers who need welding services also need machining services which I currently cant fulfill. This would indeed be a side line rather than to compete in the market. 'Trials Elite' my email address is resoluteengineering@outlook.com if nothing else - I would like to invite anyone to call upon my services. Im trying to reach out in different areas and the trials bike market is full of top quality parts for people with good taste and appreciate good engineering. Cheers.

Hello! I would like to ask the trials community what they thought about the ideal frames or components for their trials bikes. I am self employed and run a welding/ prototype engineering company. I am equipped to make frame assemblys and will soon be investing in a CNC milling machine. My main line of work has ran down and im now looking to take a side step with the skills and equipment I already have. I have been a trials rider for many years and always wanted to build my own components. The reason for this research is to see wether this could be a viable business opportunity or just enjoy making my own bits. I can quite see that I could manufacture frames or trick components for bikes, and as long as the price is right, I would be able to get these items stocked in online outlets or shops. But what I would like to do is manufacture Titanium 20'' mod bike frames. This post is to guage interest into this and see if it would be viable or just a side line and only sell 1 per year.... I would appreciate any input and also any design ideas you may have that you would like to become a reality. Kindest regards, Tom. Resolute Engineering.