Tell @igor and @EndpointBraden how to run their companies without having to worry about silly things like cash flow.
The FRIENDPOINT obviously has to be a low trail tandem.
@igor: please make a copy of these Torrington cycletruck bars or buy out the remaining surplus stock. Olive Drab is the next purple ano, you heard it here first.
“why doesn’t your product match my ill-conceived understanding of how bicycles work, and why isn’t it available in a size literally nobody wants?”
I like bein able to make semi-solicited suggestions about components, but the practice, when scaled up to more than ten people, seems to veer into Homercar territory.
#radlawn______gate came up again on 650b gGroups recently.
I just went back to look at the Rawland Cycles Instagram post about the Styri fork, and now all the text of the initial post and the comments have disappeared. There’s just a photo of Sean looking through the twin plates of the fork left. My guess is that there were not enough takers for the preorder.
I would like a fork that can also be used as a spoon and a knife as well.
Basically what I’m thinking about is a spoon-shaped object but with some tines on the front so you can stab things, plus a sharp serrated edge for cutting. Like so: