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We’re still receiving your orders, and really appreciate your support, but please be patient as it may take a few days longer for us to get your order confirmation sent, and orders shipped under the current circumstances. Rest assured we will get your parts to you as fast as we are able to while observing safety protocols!

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HEY PATRICK WHAT ARE YOU DOING WITH THAT WEIRD MIC HEY PATRICK WHAT ARE YOU DOING WITH THAT WEIRD MICROFISHE LOOKING MACHINE?! “That’s our PJ-300 Optical Comparator. It’s a Mitutoyo like most all of our metrology instruments. (Metrology is the science of measuring). It projects a 2D profile image of a small part onto a screen with a grid. Using the grid, one can verify dimensions and inspect the part. It’s good at checking outer-diameter threads, as you can measure the depth of the thread (from the crest to root, so top of the point to bottom of the valley). So, you can check that depth on a thread chart to see if it is in range for the appropriate class of thread. We can also check groove depths, ect. It’s good at roundie bits. I also use it to check threading inserts and bore bars, as the tip of some of our tools are very sharp (little to no radius) which is not visible to my naked eyes. So it’s faster to check it (the tool) on the comparator then load it in the machine and make a part to find out the part is bad because the tool is bad.” Cool, looks fun, thanks Patrick!
We’d like to take a moment to thank everyone for We’d like to take a moment to thank everyone for their support, and for being patient as we hustle to get your orders shipped while keeping our staff safe and healthy. Bicycles have helped keep us sane through a lot of tough times over the years, and this is another one we’ll get through with a little extra patience and compassion. ✌️
📣LAST CALL FOR BLUE PARTS!🔔 We were offering 📣LAST CALL FOR BLUE PARTS!🔔 We were offering blue as a limited edition colorway for a little while but it’s about time to wrap it up folks. If you want anything before we take it down on Monday, make sure you get your order in this weekend! 🍻 Hmmm...what color should we offer next? 📷: @neytural
There’s just something real satisfying about wat There’s just something real satisfying about watching ol’ Ronnie Rainbow use and abuse our various parts through all the miles he puts in on various bikes. We love our California riding, but him and @goodolenam make the East Coast look like a pretty dang nice place to ride! Ok but be honest, how many tics do you pick off your clothes after each ride there? 😱
If you know us at all, you know that Downieville i If you know us at all, you know that Downieville is our HAPPY PLACE, for waaay too many reasons to list. It’s a bummer that two of our favorite events to support with aid stations (and party at) have been cancelled for this year, but more than that, it’s super heartbreaking to hear how the town itself is struggling without recreational visitors coming through supporting their economy. That being said, we ABSOLUTELY respect Downieville’s request that we all STAY AWAY: A small intimate community with a high number of elderly and no local hospital would be DEVASTATED if Covid was introduced by a careless visitor. So what can we do to be supportive of our favorite place on earth right now? 1. Stay away until they give the all-clear, and respect their boundaries. 2. If you registered for an event that’s been canceled please be understanding about your forfeited entry fees. Consider it your donation to keeping Sierra Buttes and the local community they employ afloat so you can enjoy these trails when they re-open. 3. If you didn’t register for any events but normally enjoy riding in the area, find a way to donate a little tax deductible money. @sierratrails can point you in the right direction. 4. When the coast is clear, let’s get up there and ride and hire shuttles and eat at the restaurants and do everything we can to support these folks. This isn’t just a playground, it’s a community, and as guests we owe it to them. ✌️🍻-The PAUL Comp Crew 📷#2: @theradavist
HOW COOL IS THIS?! Check out @veloaquarello to see HOW COOL IS THIS?! Check out @veloaquarello to see more. 🖼 👀 ・・・ “Detail, Cyclist no.20. Work in progress. #veloaquarelloart #themisterpaul #paulcomponents #schminckehoradam #schminckewatercolor #schmincke “
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