Check this bike out!!!
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Check this bike out!!!
It's not a folder, but I thought you all might appreciate this bike:
https://www.cyclingnews.com/features/...rt-four/108584
I think it looks awesome!
https://www.cyclingnews.com/features/...rt-four/108584
I think it looks awesome!
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Wow this thing made out of bamboo, and probably weighs next to nothing!
It's not a folder, but I thought you all might appreciate this bike:
https://www.cyclingnews.com/features/...rt-four/108584
I think it looks awesome!
https://www.cyclingnews.com/features/...rt-four/108584
I think it looks awesome!
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At the 2009 U.S. Bike Mfgrs show in Portland, OR there were two bamboos bikes on display (from different Co.s), if I remember correctly.
They were strong, light and very good looking.
They were strong, light and very good looking.
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Applications of bamboo never stop to amaze me
https://www.pbase.com/johnglascock/image/24706452
https://www.sevenplanet.com/index.php...rt-sleeve.html
https://www.pbase.com/johnglascock/image/24706452
https://www.sevenplanet.com/index.php...rt-sleeve.html
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No wonder Panda's are almost extinct. Man harvests bamboo for so many different applications. I doubt bamboo bikes will last though as bike frame material.
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^^^^^^^Bamboo grows like a weed. Once planted you could practically bomb it and its back.
It gets outa control real quick if your not careful. Doubt we would ever run out of it.
Its actually a form of grass. It can grow as much as 24 inchs in a day in the right conditions.
It gets outa control real quick if your not careful. Doubt we would ever run out of it.
Its actually a form of grass. It can grow as much as 24 inchs in a day in the right conditions.
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