London Fixed-gear and Single-speed |
 6th April 2008 | #2215 | |
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What about the wound-up... how nice are those? As in... would a wound-up give a better ride experience than a steel fork. i.e. if you had a wound-up lying around and a steel frame and fork, would you put the wound-up on if all of the aesthetics of it were good. | |
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| 6th April 2008 | #2217 |
| | http://www.woundupcomposites.com/road_fork.html Very good carbon fork that excels at Cyclocross. Road, disc and tandem flavours also available. Kinda ugly, so painting them is a fairly smart idea. |
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| 6th April 2008 | #2219 | |
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The clamp was removed for the photography session/display - the bike was apparently made for the bloke's daughter 'Juliana. | |
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| 6th April 2008 | #2222 | |
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The bloke (the owner of the bike) posted a load of stuff about it over on bikeforums. | |
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| 7th April 2008 | #2225 |
| | The "bloke" is actually Don Walker, and yes, he built this one for his little girl. Besides being a fine bike builder and consumer of fine Scotch Whiskey, Don is the founder of NAHBS. http://www.handmadebicycleshow.com/2008/ for bike porn aplenty. |
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| 7th April 2008 | #2230 | |
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… but gods I wish I was his daughter. | |
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