Martin wrote:

This photo has bothered me since you first posted it. I couldn't understand why you had so many bicycle inner tubes hanging from the kitchen ceiling. I've only just worked out that it's your kitchen candelabra

Martin, I actually love you...

That is comical genius. You can't teach that sort of comedy.

Imagine the mould I used to make that shit out of CF, dude!

[quote="L.Svedberg"]Hehe...you need to grasp the full concept of the word "SLOW", mate! It pretty much describes everything happening over here at the moment. My 2-year old daughter couldn't care less about bikes, and right now, she's the one in charge.

Maybe in a month or so the first one will see the light of day.

/Lasse[/quote]


I start my project 2004 and I need more work than you to finish my project is that SLOW enough :D

Svedberg, any updates ?? your bike is bada$$ ! would love to see this thing fully put together dude.

Yeah , hows it going ?

Hi!

The bike is being worked on, but very slowly. New house, kids and everyday life approaching 40 kind of gets in the way, you know. Bike is sitting pretty on its work bench just waiting to be finished, and I like at least knowing it's there. Will be awesome to finally fire her up anf try out everything!

My friend who I'm building the carbon parts with has recently become a father as well, so I assume these parts won't magically finish themselves anytime soon, haha!

Watch this space.

/Lasse

welcome back lol wait until your approaching 50.....scary.

Only just seen this thread... what a great read!
Don't suppose there's any updates?

Thanks for the nice comments! No real updates. I've been rebuilding a few MX bikes lately, being an old MX rider I never really lost the bug, and it's been great fun and a bit relaxing just being able to order the stuff needed and not having to fabricate/modify everything like on this NC35 project.

I'm almost done with the MX bikes for now, just one left to rebuild (2001 RM250) and then it's back to the NC35 carbon work again!

/Lasse