True Fabrication interview

[francois]

These Austin folks were our neighbors at the Handmade Bike show. They are good guys as you will see.







Hey Austin bros!

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[Joey TWO Wheels]

That bike is really sweet in person.

These guys are really easy to work with – I should know. My TF is right below, and in a few hours it'll be right below me on the trail.

A good group of people. Thanks for posting, Francois.

[the Inbred]

been meaning to ask...

you didn't have that at Warda did you?

[sherpaxc]

My TF is amazing. These are some stand up guys. I've got some pics up here somewhere from the New Mexico Taos Double Boundary race. I'll be using it on the Colorado Trail Race this summer.
I LOVE my TF.

[sherpaxc]

I wasn't at Warda if it's me you're asking. It's riding through the trails of Austin quite frequently though!
It's always fun to go on a long ride and see 2 or 3 different TF's throughout the day.
Oh yeah, they also built one for my wife who is 5'3. It is by far the BEST fitting bike she's ever ridden. He handling skills (as well as mine) have increased dramatically since we've recieved our TF's. They are that well designed.

[BThor]

I agree, Good guys working out a dream.

Nice work boys, nice work.

Peace,
Ben

[scorpionwoman]

These Austin folks were our neighbors at the Handmade Bike show. They are good guys as you will see.

I got to know Cody when he was our team manager of the mountain-bike racing team for a local shop. He truly is one of the good guys, and I'm so proud of him for pursuing his dream and doing such a good job.

[Joey TWO Wheels]

Warda wasn't me, either. Tho hopefully in the future I can get back to racing. The twins are 9mos old right now. Once we can camp, I think it's a go.

[francois]

"mmm, nice horns. Better than the rusty bike"

Cole (on the background):
"you break it you buy it bro."




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