Don Walker
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Don Walker
So I heard a rumor that might interest some of you Don Walker cognoscenti. Evidently a larger maker of track, road and tri bikes has expressed some interest in acquiring DW. The rumor is further supported by the alleged appearance of a one-off DW badged as something else that is being shown around the bike shops in SoCal.
Any of you heard or seen anything? Anybody compete at the Wildflower and see something orange with Don's signature on the TT?
Is June 1 the last day that someone can get a custom DW track bike that's actually badged as such?
Enquiring minds want to know.
Any of you heard or seen anything? Anybody compete at the Wildflower and see something orange with Don's signature on the TT?
Is June 1 the last day that someone can get a custom DW track bike that's actually badged as such?
Enquiring minds want to know.
#6
Originally Posted by tlupfer
anyone see that sweet new don walker full suspension mountain bike at walmart for $89.90?
Scorch!
When your kid grows up and asks, "Dad, how come I can't build bikes using the Walker name?" you can tell him the story of Faliero Masi, California "bicycle" companies and how the Mondocino marque came to be.
#9
Junior Member
Joined: Feb 2005
Posts: 15
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From: Austin
Bikes: surly, specialized alley, specialized stumpjumper, and a 20 year old huffy named bunny
this thread disgusts me.
geez people. give the guy a break...****ing a
at least he is doing what he wants to do which is what most people can't say.
geez people. give the guy a break...****ing a
at least he is doing what he wants to do which is what most people can't say.
#11
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Hey guys ,
I had Don to come here to these forums to see that messengers are interested in custom frames and the like. If you feel any different so what. He is now a regular poster here and given us new insite and share his knowledge.
S/F<
CEYA!
Don the floor is yours..Have fun!
I had Don to come here to these forums to see that messengers are interested in custom frames and the like. If you feel any different so what. He is now a regular poster here and given us new insite and share his knowledge.
S/F<
CEYA!
Don the floor is yours..Have fun!
#14
I, for one, cherish the thought of knowing the manufacturer of things I own, use and love. While I do not yet have the opportunity to patronize local, known or respectable people for all my material needs, being able to read about the experiences of a bike designer/builder is a blessed opportunity.
#17
Coasting makes you grumpy

Joined: Oct 2003
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From: Indiana
Bikes: Specialized Stumpjumper M2Comp; Habanero Ti-Team; Slingshot Road; 1962 converted Raliegh fixer aka: The Beast
Originally Posted by [165]
I am seriously looking forward to the new line of DW Tennis shoes made by eager 9 year olds! Go free enterprise!
Joking aside, congrats Don. I hope the new, yet unnamed, venture is a success. You've worked hard for it and by hosting, organizing, etc the handbuilt show, you show that you support the passionate builders in the industry.
#22
i've always wondered about builders' personal rides. perhaps you'd like to post some of your rides in the picture thread, don? (i don't think anyone will be upset if some of them are geared.)
#23
Originally Posted by bostontrevor
I was being facetious. But I'm curious about this alleged orange bike. What do you know?
#24
Happy Cycling

Joined: Dec 2003
Posts: 417
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From: SF
Bikes: bareknuckle, bomber pro, 3Rensho SR, nagasawa special
Originally Posted by Walkercycles
You guys are too much...just because 10 year old kids will be making my bikes next week doesnt mean they will be in wall mart...look for them in your LBS.
DW
DW

Originally Posted by Walkercycles
I look forward to next years show, we are going to San Jose, Ca. for March 2-5, so everybody start saving your money for a plane ticket!
DW
DW




