And I took another photo (probably not enough to satisfy some) of the bike complete with curved-blade Knardfork (lacking Knard) and cut down brake lines. So pro. Dirty chain-wiping sock in background? Also pro.
Wednesday, May 21, 2014
Paul's bike and cultural learnings for make benefit glorious nation of Waltveria
Paul brought us a Korean housewarming gift - toilet paper and laundry detergent are in fact traditional in Korea. Check out the background here. Yes, we plan on long life and prosperity, many thanks Paul!
And I took another photo (probably not enough to satisfy some) of the bike complete with curved-blade Knardfork (lacking Knard) and cut down brake lines. So pro. Dirty chain-wiping sock in background? Also pro.
And I took another photo (probably not enough to satisfy some) of the bike complete with curved-blade Knardfork (lacking Knard) and cut down brake lines. So pro. Dirty chain-wiping sock in background? Also pro.
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FB-4 fork legs?
Yup! Love those blades. I must have gone through at least 1,000 of them by now.
Thanks for posting the additional pic, that bike is truly awesome. When I lived in Korea (briefly) I received TP, shampoo and toothpaste for Christmas from my boss. Arguably the most useful gift I've ever received.
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