I have no experience with that frame but the geo looks good. I have been dealing with Tideace / Haideli bikes for the past week or so and their communication as been excellent. Tideace and Haideli are the same company. I plan on starting a new thread after the order gets put in and everything is delivered.

http://www.haidelibikes.com

Sure. Wheel and Sprocket has been on eBay for a long time with a good history.

I have the same fork on my WW 062 singlespeed. I'm very happy with it. I didn't think I would use the lock out much but I actually use it quite a bit. It's much better than any of the cable actuated ones that I have used. Amazon.com will have some good deals on them occasionally. I got mine as an Amazon Warehouse deal for $250ish.

It seems my 062 has a small crack. http://imgur.com/gallery/NZiPN   the first picture shows the first cracking i noticed. The second picture shows a small crack that i cant feel, however every 2 days it leaks out white stuff.. I asked workswell what to do.. they said ride it harder to see if it is a paint crack or a structural crack. I have since ridden it 500km standing more and mashing it as much as I can.. I really can't say if it has gotten any larger, but we will see since I have only had my frame for 1 year/1500km.. I weight 200lbs and ride 99% xc trails with no major jumps/drops..

Will keep others up to date on the process with them.

That's not good at all. Couple of questions though.
1) is the white stuff a powder or liquid?
2) what does the seat post look like?

If you have been standing more and the crack isn't growing, it could be caused by the stress that is put on the seat and seatpost which is will flex the seat tube back into the stays. Maybe try riding harder but still being seated? Like another has said, try lightly tapping around the crack with a coin. If anything is delaminating internally, you will be able to hear a difference in the sound. Try tapping other random places on the frame for a sound comparison.
Either way, good luck and hopefully Workswell takes care of it. I have the same frame so I am really hoping they do. A Workswell representative joined the forum awhile back. Here is a link to the thread they started.
 http://chinertown.com/index.php/topic,1072.0.html

Welcome! I currently have the 062 and the 078 frames. Both have been great.

I agree with Carbonazza. Unfortunately, as a society, we want instant gratification. And for some reason, we like to vent about our delays on the internet. The hard part is when vendors are selling to people of different cultures, especially ours in the USA. We tend to think it is bad service when things are not done our way. When in reality, it is just a different way that we are not used to.

Quote from: bxcc on September 30, 2016, 01:41:13 PM

...the worst case scenario is that I get completely burned...

If you pay through PayPal, there is some kind of protection against bad sellers.

Yup. I'm thinking that getting burned is pretty slim but I like to prepare myself for complete disappointment. This way, it doesn't take much to keep me happy. Reverse psychology on myself.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Shimano-SLX-Disc-Brake-BR-M7000-Set-with-G02S-Resin-/291892813921?hash=item43f62ae061:g:AWQAAOSwLnBX3Gym

The price on these seems almost too good to be true. So I figured I would give it a shot.    The seller has sold 31 items and all the reviews are positive so hopefully I didn't loose my money. I offered $80 and the seller accepted it. $80 for a front and rear set of SLX brakes is pretty cheap. They come with non-finned resin pads but that is fine. They will most likely end up on my daughters bike anyway.

Pivot does the chainstays that way. However, the upper link is different between the Pivots and the WW frames.

This thread seems to be quite helpful.  However, if I can get a quick confirmation from someone regarding shimano,  If I choose BSA, I should be able to run SRAM or Shimano?  Right now my fallback is the XT groupset, but I'm really interested in SRAM and will more than likely go that route for drivetrain with XT brakes. 

I also do all my own work, but these GXP BBs were not around when I left the industry.  So I just need the tool.

Each brand has its own bottom bracket but the tool should be the same. I only have one Shimano XT level BB from 5 years ago and it uses the same tool as the GXP bottom brackets. It's also the same tool used on Shimano center-lock rotors if you go that route.