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Kirk Frameworks Co
1-800-605-KIRK
©2008 Kirk Frameworks

Kirk Frameworks features hand built custom bicycle frames made by David Kirk. We offer road, cyclocross, track and touring frames, each built to fulfill the needs, specifications and dreams of the rider.

Introducing the JK Special: the Kirk Frameworks dedicated race bike

 

Want the best of both worlds? This is a lightweight, lively race bike that retains the supple feel that only steel can offer. To achieve this blend of characteristics, each tube was handpicked from several different tubing manufacturers. This frame uses race-oriented geometry and can be paired with either a Reynolds carbon fork or a special lightweight steel fork.

Kirk wins best fillet brazed frame at the 2008 North American Handbuilt Bicycle Show

Dave and the 2008 NAHBS winning frameThe 2008 edition of the North American Handbuilt Bicycle Show was held in Portland, Oregon. The bikes that we displayed at the show were all actual customer bikes whose owners generously allowed us to show them at NAHBS before taking delivery of their bikes. Among the bikes in the booth was the debut of the new JK Special. We also had an unpainted frame on display which provided a glimpse of the craftsmanship that lies below the paint jobs. Of course, Joe Bell’s crisp and creative paint work was a big hit as well.

We enjoyed meeting many customers, enthusiasts and friends, as well as taking in the other fine work represented at the show.

Exhibitors selected their picks for the top bikes in several different categories, and we are proud that a Kirk Frameworks frame won the prize for best fillet brazed bicycle. The custom frame was made to order for a customer in Miami, Florida.

We'd like to extend a special thank you to our customers who allowed us to bring their bikes to the show!

2008 NAHBS booth JK Speical on display at the 2008 handbuilt bike show

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