I was at a commercial gallery in Newcastle, the Biscuit Factory, a few weeks ago and came across a bike being used to advertise their inhouse cafe. It was a pretty groovy looking thing with a fairly well spoked wheel, interesting frame, front suspension and great tyre valve caps. It had no brakes.
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Cool how can I get a frame made like the for my recumbent??
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I was at a commercial gallery in Newcastle, the Biscuit Factory, a few weeks ago and came across a bike being used to advertise their inhouse cafe. It was a pretty groovy looking thing with a fairly well spoked wheel, interesting frame, front suspension and great tyre valve caps. It had no brakes.