Thanks!
Mike
It was also a joy to meet so many folks from the various forums on the web. No more hiding behind those screen names now! Ha! Talking with people face to face is still my favorite form of communication, but again, putting faces with names will make online discussions even more fun.
And, of course, seeing old friends in the industry and meeting lots of new ones was worth the trip alone. What a great community we have. It's so wonderful to see it thriving.
Thank you to everyone for all of the support. The booth felt full the entire weekend. And everyone just wanted to talk about riding their bikes, which for me is the whole point of all of this. I'm already looking forward to Austin!
I was fortunate enough to be able to spend some time with Bill Schieken from CX Magazine and In The Crosshairs. The video is here.
Now it's back to work. I brought home all of my incredible Anvil jigs and tooling and I am so psyched to start building bikes.
I'll close with the same thing I said above. Thank you so very much to all of my incredible customers. Without you, of course, none of this would be possible.
I'm so pleased to be able to call you a friend. Good luck with everything. Now get to work!
(03.04.10)Don't forget my BBQ competition analogy. I think it applies.
Great meeting you man. See you soon.
Get more caps made!
(03.04.10)great in person - wanta order some hats/bottles & -----
let me know how to...
ronnie
(03.04.10)
It was a great blank canvas and has taken shape since then. I've brought
in two Bridgeports, a LeBlond lathe, and all of my other tools. I will
be taking delivery of my new Anvil Super Journeyman frame jig and Anvil
mitering fixtures at the show. But this will give you a little taste of
the progress so far. 
If you are going to Richmond, please stop by and say hi. I will be in booth 529/531 (across from Chris King's 20' x 20' I believe).
Happy cycling!
very nice! congrats mikey! glad you got such a great place. good things to come.
(02.17.10)Wow! I've never seen a frame in that state before. I hope Richmond is good to you! Missing you!! xoxox
m
The shop looks great! We are so proud of you. Love ya
(02.17.10)Zank the website looks great, love seeing your new space coming along. Congratulations!!!
(02.17.10)That is beautiful work. Best of luck to you. Those are gems.
(02.17.10)shop's lookin really good! but, uh, where do the seatstays go???
(02.17.10)whata bike....
whata man...
whata artist...
most of all: whata friend with yo best friend at yo side...
ronnie
(02.28.10)Welcome to Sutton! I live in town and I'm pumped that your new shop is here. Hope to get a chance to visit someday!
Jeff
I
am ready to kick off another Zanconato clothing order. I'm very excited
to be partnering up with Vermarc out of Belgium for this year's kit. I have
been wearing Vermarc for a few seasons now through the club I belong to, and
it's the most comfortable and longest lasting clothing I have ever used. Of
particular note are the bibs, which make the long days in the saddle a dream.
You've no doubt seen Vermarc kit in use by pro teams Quick-Step, Silence-Lotto,
Milram, Landbouwkrediet, BKCP, Topsport and many others. We're talking
pro-level stuff here.
Please drop me an email at mikez@zanconato.com or through the contact page of the website. I can forward all of the information and the order form to you. Deadline is 10/16. Delivery will be around the first of the year. I look forward to hearing from you!
Zanc,
What color are your cycling caps going to be?
(09.30.09)looks great! do you have real pictures?
(12.13.09)
luv your blog and all yo stuff --- so very neat...
(05.31.10)my best to yo lady,
ronnie
I had a desire to make my own commerce, nevertheless I did not earn enough of money to do it. Thank God my friend told to use the loan. So I took the small business loan and realized my dream.
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