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La Mesa, California (619)713-1304 brianbaylis@juno.com
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Web site
La Mesa, California
(619)713-1304
brianbaylis@juno.com
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on images
to
see larger
version Updated
7.31.2011
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Brian Baylis has seen
many changes in the bicycle business. Despite fad after fad, he has
maintained a refined, traditional direction and his work has always
represented the highest standard available. Brian began his frame building
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Clear coated frame
& bike
on display at the New York Bike Show in the late 1970s/early 80s. 
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Bicycle in
Brian's workshop |
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Masi "graduates"
Brian & Mike Howard were partners in Wizard cycles.
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Visit to Brian's workshop, Jan.
2000 Brian was building a special track bike for himself... The Nervex Pro lugs had extensions added and were subtly reshaped to give a French style flair but all-Baylis style. 
That frame as a completed bike .
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A custom
Baylis with "Curly Hellenic" stays
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A very
fascinating Baylis project,
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Visit to the Vintage Cycle Studio,
Feb. 2005
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Another replica, this being that of a 1971 Colnago. (click images for gallery of pics)
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A Baylis road bike under
construction. (click images for gallery of pics)
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Baylis road frameset (click images for gallery of pics)  |
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Tom Sander's jet black roadster (click images for gallery of pics)
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Lou Deeter's stunning frameset (click images for gallery of pics)  |
Wayne Bingham's award
winner (click images for gallery of pics)  |
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Baylis #00052008
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Photos by Chris Wimp Studio, San Diego
Brian also collects fine
old bikes, especially Masi and Hetchins.
This is an original Masi Special
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