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Dirt Rag Mag - Issue #117 (Builder Profile)
In the well known publication Dirt Rag (The Mountain Bike Forum), there are, from time to time, write ups on talented frame builders from around the nation. Joseph was featured in this issue with a great interview done by Jonathan Maus from BikePortland.org. It begins like this:
"Thousands of shop rats and bike lovers around the country have dreams of being frame builders, but very few of them have the talent, perseverance, timing, cash and luck to make it happen. Joseph Ahearne is one who did, but it wasn't easy..."
Check out the rest of the article as it appeared in Dirt Rag here. |
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Bike Magazine - June 2006 issue
In the June 2006 issue of Bike magazine, Joseph Ahearne was one of the frame builders featured in the article reflecting the craftmanship and artistry of handbuilt custom frames. Along with some of the best in the world, the pictures showed each individual featured builder, with a close in shot of their hands. See full image here. |
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BikePortland.org 2007
In the Shop with Joseph
Recently, Jonathan Maus did another piece for his heavily visited BikePortland.org. The article has generated responses from readers expressing their pleasures of dealing with Joseph and about his very rapidly increasing demand for products. This was the second interview done by Jonathan, the first being the published interview in Dirt Rag. Check out the entire article here. |
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Momentum Magazine Oct./Nov. 2006
This Canadian cycling advocacy magazine published an interview with Joseph about handcrafting frames and why he got into the business. It also touches on subjects about his frames racks and special touches. Interview done by Robin Mills.
See the full image here.
Also in this magazine, the Spaceman Flask Holster was reviewed buy Lars Goeller. |
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Willamette Weekly Magazine - December 2005
.One of the local Portland free Newpapers, the Wilamette Week is a paper that has wide circulation here in Portland. In last years Holiday Gift Guide, the Spaceman Flask Holster was featured as a must have item for the bicycle population in town. "Open container law? It's so blatent, the cops won't even look." |
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