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The designer was recently interviewed by a very prominent cycling site and he had rather interesting info RE the design and choice of material. Apparently the use of wood makes the bike feel real to him and he really becomes one with the bike when riding.

 

Pic from interview attached.

 

 

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-q2FxUhoxgOw/TmdeLtozLDI/AAAAAAAAC1A/znXNErW3kdU/s1600/pinocchio.jpg

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Shiver me timbers I almost got a woodie but surely not a bike for everyone's

taste "pallet"

 

& how do you think you would pine over that frame should it break???

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Julias must "have some few shares" plus this time he can actuaaaalie like to be the chief of wood-werking.

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A man in a bar, after several drinks, began bragging that he could identify any type of wood by its smell only.

 

The patrons of the bar decided to test him. The man was blindfolded and presented with several pieces of wood.

 

First they tried maple. He smelled it and said, "That's maple."

 

They then tried ebony; he again smelled it and named the wood correctly.

 

He did this with ever piece of wood they brought before him.

 

The bartender then got an idea to trick him.

 

And they took one of the waitresses and put her crotch up to his nose. He sniffed for a while.

 

"Boy," he said "this is difficult, flip that board over and let me smell the other side."

 

So they turned the waitress and put her ass near his nose.

 

He took a big whiff, started to smile and said, "You guys can't fool me! That is the kuk house door from a tuna boat!"

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I must say I keep coming back to this thread to look at Badash. I may have to sell a steyr to fund a frame! I think it is beautiful to say the least.

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At last, some civilised hubbers.

 

Yes the workmanship is something special and out would be interesting to try out the frame.

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