PLYCYCLE

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Monday 26 March 2012

Bespoked Bristol.

It was a lovely sunny weekend over the 24th -26th of March here in Bristol, which made getting on the Plycycle and riding down to Bespoked Bristol to see the show even better.

It was the first proper ride on the Plycyle after the winter and it was amazing. It really is a lovely ride, even if i do say so myself. When I parked the bike outside, I felt awkward leaving it for the first time, but i set off into the show. When I came out there was a small crowd around it and my chest swelled with pride. I answered a bunch of questions, yes I made it, no its not so heavy, no I don't really know how strong it is.... etc, etc.

During the show I found not one but two other wooden bike projects. Both more evolved than mine, but both tackling the same challenges and both with different results. After talking with them I felt that my design was strong and I had tackled common issued in a similar way. It gave me confidence that my bike will be strong in the long term.

First I found the Flat Frame System booth with Mike there to answer questions about his work. It was great to meet him and see his wonderful bike.



The Flat Frame System bike.

Then Just as I was leaving I saw Axalko company outside with their bike. It is a very serious pro bike similar to the Renovo set up. It is a very impressive machine. Enrique from Axalko was very generous with his time and it was great to see a young company with such passion taking on the bike world of metal.

The Axalko bike.

So having absorbed lots of lovely bikes at Bespoked I set off home on the Plycycle, it was such a lovely day and the bike felt so good I had to take the long way home.

My bike wooden bike, the Plycycle, out and about.



3 comments:

  1. Hi, I thought I'd drop you a line as I saw your bike parked up outside Bespoked over the weekend but didn't match owner to bike. I'm nearing completion of my wooden frame www.ligneusbikes.wordpress.com and have kept track of your blog as your's has developed. Anyway, I thought the bike looked great in the flesh, nice work. Much better than the Flat Frame Systems bikes and the Boo cycles that were on sale in the show, neither of which I liked. I'm very disapointed I didn't see the Axalko stand there as I'd have loved to see them. My frame should be done in the next few weeks and I'll update the blog with some pics. Cheers Nick

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