Baked in a waffle iron
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Baked in a waffle iron
I have to pass this along. Was flipping through Richard Sachs' Instagram feed for a few minutes and came across a red bike with black components shown in a couple posts. The text for
made me smile:
When did bicycle parts become so androgynous? I spend my waking hours trying to create beautiful frames. But they don’t exist in a bubble.
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My biggest challenge - my only challenge - is how to complete the task using metal and carbon fiber objects that look like they were baked in a waffle iron.
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My biggest challenge - my only challenge - is how to complete the task using metal and carbon fiber objects that look like they were baked in a waffle iron.
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I have to pass this along. Was flipping through Richard Sachs' Instagram feed for a few minutes and came across a red bike with black components shown in a couple posts. The text for this one made me smile:
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