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1890's Bamboo bike from the Farren Collection |
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#1 |
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#2 |
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#3, A Vaughan Plycycle. |
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#4, Bamboo and carbon Cyclocross |
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A 36" big-wheeled mountain bike with custom aluminium suspension forks from Fikas |
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Bowls in the middle of the Velodrome. None of the bowlers were paying any attention to the bike observers and the feeing was pretty mutual. |
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My newest trike. Note Spokey Dokes! |
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Lyrebird Frame and tube sample. The tube is very light with carbon and veneer layers. There is a little bit about lyrebird cycles here and the build process (which makes my build process look incredibly simple) here . |
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Lyrebird Cycle under Construction |
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Lyrebird bikes |
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1890's Bamboo bike, obverse. |
Hi
A couple of days ago, I received an email notification that
this event was on and I pootled up to see it, (a few km away) and saw friends Peter Falconer, Chook and Matt Benn up there. Lots of nice bikes, creative in the frame material department, a bit less so in the frame configuration department. Anyway, it was an enjoyable time, I got to visit the dumpster, the bakery and the op shop on the way up there too.
Regards
Steve Nurse
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