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Building up an old Laguna frame and would like to run the proper set of forks. Looking for the tube style fork with the "L" cutout in the dropouts. Can be chrome, painted, and/or rusty. Here is an example pulled off the web: Thanks!

This is an early '80s, 1-owner INB that I rehabbed with the owner's original frame, stem, handlebars, & crankset.

Here is a new ING I recently improved upon. Since it was going to a middle school aged girl, I swapped out the heavy rims for black alloy w/ 12ga spoke rims from ind-chuckz that lightened up the bike quite a bit:

Very Nice!

Very nice looking bike. I believe that this one is older, like 70s. Would you happen to know? -Mark

I have a over supply of brand new tires I would like to move. Schwalbe "Rapid Rob" Active Line, K-Guard, Black Size 27.5"x2.25" (650B) 30-55 p.s.i. $16 each Maxxis "IKON", Black 27.5"x2.20", 35-65 p.s.i $20 each Would likely ship on a Monday from 23451 in Virginia. Buy four & I will pay...

I'm interested!

Just got 2 of each color of these in my shop. I like them even more than I thought I would!

I believe it is I that ended up with this frame & fork. -Mark

Awesome job, Robert! Love that bike!!

Doing this one in flat black powder coating too.

Something about the INGs, they are very comfortable riding bikes.

New (Old) INB frame & Akisu 1991 fork just in from Chuck: Will see how will it cleans up.

From Wayne S. at Worksman on Monday: "We are still producing all cycles in New York, with a brand new SC factory coming online later this year. We believe it will lead to greater production capabilities. We've invested in an amazing powder coating system, all new robotic wheel building...

Nice rig! 26" front wheel on that right?

Epic "80s Goodness". All original down to the reflector kit & matching alloy valve stem caps - only missing Jamis labeled discs in the ends of the grips. Sand Jam tires are very serviceable - not dry rotted. Sumo rims: Suntour 5-speed shifts great: Great chrome on Akisu forks: Original...

Very nice Robertk. I love that chainguard! I have been looking for a proper Emory seat for a while, is that a Mesinger or Persons/Permco? Hope to have my "No-bar" middleweight ready for Spring:

Let's be patient - it is great to see American manufacturing continue to re-emerge. With Worksman & Kent putting mfg. facilities in South Carolina, it shows there is definitely some demand. The Emory crew certainly has the ideas, the know how, & the capability to come back. It has to be...

Emory Mojave "Giant" Though I have seen "Giant-er"

The often discussed Emory re-birth is still alive. Post your Emorys here