Chris Paulson

[kingey1]

Hello
This is my first time posting on this forum and what I have seen find it great. I have a query, about 15 years ago I bought a complete bike from a chap in Yorkshire. The frame was a bit tatty so I stripped it down and gave it to Langdale lightweights for a respray.

The frame has the name CHRIS PAULSON on the tubing which is 531 but the only mention I can find is on their shop website which just states they once made hand built frames I have emailed them twice but had no reply.
Does anyone know anything about Chris Paulson at all.
Thank you in anticipation

 

[Midlife]

http://www.lfgss.com/thread92489.html

According to above thread he made them in-house himself but personally never heard the name in the 70's.

Lugs like they have been "individualised" so might have made his own frames...

Shaun

 

[kingey1]

Cheers for that Shaun.
My lug set is different and it has 3/4 chrome forks with Campag ends front and rear,these were originally full length but the chrome was poor at the top so it became 3/4 .The top tube also has concealed rear brake cable run ,the decals are the same as my original ones so at least I know he exsisted.
Once again thanks for the reply

 

[Little Al]

Hello
This is my first time posting on this forum and what I have seen find it great. I have a query, about 15 years ago I bought a complete bike from a chap in Yorkshire. The frame was a bit tatty so I stripped it down and gave it to Langdale lightweights for a respray.

The frame has the name CHRIS PAULSON on the tubing which is 531 but the only mention I can find is on their shop website which just states they once made hand built frames I have emailed them twice but had no reply.
Does anyone know anything about Chris Paulson at all.
Thank you in anticipation

In the early 80`s when BMX became popular Chris Paulson built very good quality fillet brazed 531 tubed BMX frames & forks. Used to advertise in the frame builder section of the weekly comic at that time Have no idea if he still trades