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Varonha Frameworks builds, repairs and renovates steel bicycle frames, including bespoke frames for customers with individual requirements. The business is run by proprietor Winston Vaz, who has over 35 years of experience in frame building, and works from Hither Green in South London.
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Varonha Frameworks builds, repairs and renovates steel bicycle frames, including bespoke frames for customers with individual requirements. The business is run by proprietor Winston Vaz, who has over 35 years of experience in frame building, and works from Hither Green in South London.
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Based in London, Varonha Frameworks works across the city and about 15 km around it.
Varonha Frameworks builds, repairs and renovates steel bicycle frames. It also builds bespoke steel frames for customers with individual requirements.
Winston Vaz is the proprietor and has spent over 35 years building frames.
Varonha Frameworks works from Hither Green in South London.
Winston Vaz left school at 16 and began building and repairing steel bicycle frames. He trained for nine years at the Holdsworthy Cycle Company, then spent 27 years building road and mountain bike frames at Roberts Cycles in Croydon.
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