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Back in my hometown of Jonesboro., Arkansas, United States
My name is Dimitri Harris and I have been building frames for over 9 years now. I learned the basics after spending two weeks with Koichi Yamaguchi. He is one of the most interesting people I have ever met and I am thankful to have worked with him. Since then I have just been building one frame after another and learning as much as possible along the way. I build steel fillet-brazed frames that go by the name of MEECH, which is an old nickname that I have had since I was a kid. I build mostly cyclocross frames because I love their versatility however I also do road,single-speed, and mountain bikes as well. Custom frames start around $1400. All the frames are handmade by me here in Jonesboro, Arkansas. I am insured and guarantee all of my work so if you are in the market for a custom steel frame I would be glad to build it for you. I am also building frames from carbon fiber so if you would like to ride a prototype frame give me a shout. Thanks for stopping by. You can email me at meech151@hotmail.com or call (870)897-6703 or visit www.meechcustombicycles.com Thanks.

Sunday, March 12, 2017

Snow Day

We got a good dose of snow last night in Jonesboro and since we don't see much of the white stuff here in Arkansas, the little man Jack wanted to take it all in. Factory racer Larry Yancey gave him a couple Flexible Flyers a while back and the little man insisted I get them down out of the rafters of the garage. "Gladly", I said. "Anything to get you out of the house." 

Turns out, I not only had to go out in the snow with him, I had to be his sled dog too. I hate snow! Oh well, it wasn't bad and we got a few pics to look back on. He didn't quite understand the concept of snowballin when I pelted him upside the head with a big wet snowball but he was quick to learn.

Wouldn't be a stroll without Dizzy.

If you want to watch some good racing highlights Paris-Nice was decided by 2 seconds. Quite good for early season. Steephill TV has it all and you can usually watch the last couple of kilometers of each stage. It's nice being able to watch all the key moments of an entire stage race in about 10 minutes.

It's about time to get back in the paint booth. Got a fork on the way for a gravel road bike. Hoping to get it done soon. Thanks for stopping by.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=itEcDxBg_bA





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  1. UnknownMarch 12, 2017 at 2:37 PM

    You have a ktm 150 and a rope dont ya. Hang on Jack Watch that tree!

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  2. MEECHMarch 12, 2017 at 6:55 PM

    Whoops and triple jumps.

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