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Giro finale
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North American Hand Made Bicycle Show,
San Jose, California, March 2-4, 2007

Lots of patience with a set of jeweler's files
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And again for the other side.
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Dave Bohm of Bohemian Cycles is renowned
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An innovative stoker stem setup
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This is not your usual eccentric bottom bracket,
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Massive thin-walled steel tubes
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A massive chainring is required
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Unique fork crown on this Bohemian tandem
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Dave Bohm designed his tandem
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Fork dropouts are stunning,
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Now THAT'S a lot of tandem.
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Interesting configuration of the rear bottom bracket area.
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Rear disc mount is integrated with the sliding dropouts
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Sliding rear dropouts neatly incorporate
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Yup, Dave Bohm's Bohemian tandem
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Bruce Gordon accepts his award for "Best in Show"
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Bruce Gordon has recreated his amazing titanium cantilever brake design
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The relatively high profile design of Bruce Gordon's aluminum cantilever brakes
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Bruce Gordon graces this bike with a custom titanium front rack
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After one-third of a century in the framebuilding business,
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Beautifully carved lugs, deep lustrous paint, and perfect pinstriping
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Another titanium rack adorns the rear end.
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Even without the down tube logo,
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Who says Bruce Gordon only does touring bikes?
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A nice example of careful machine work
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The front of Gordon's chopper
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Looks comfortable enough to me.
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Gordon uses this bicycle as his own personal
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Titanium half-clips are another Gordon creation.
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Bruce Gordon better hope he never has to swap to a different saddle,
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Gordon carries over the frame's lug design
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Bruce Gordon's first frame.
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Even for his first crack at the craft,
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Gordon dislayed his own personal collection
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The Rock n' Road is possibly Gordon's most well-known model.
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Upright positioning, all-purpose tires, drop bars,
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Gordon's personal tandem utilizes a set
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The classic Rock n' Road, this time in titanium.
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Gordon machined his own Rock Shox Mag21 crown and brace
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The titanium chainring set on Gordon's titanium Rock n' Road
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How much would these custom titanium cantilevers cost?
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A gorgeous tandem from Co-Motion Cycles.
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We're not sure what exactly one would do with this,
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DeSalvo's head tube badge.
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Easy Racer's display featured the full faired recumbent HPV
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Not bad for handbuilt construction, eh?
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Evett's background was primarily in woodworking
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Shimano gets most of the credit for developing the integrated shifter/brake lever,
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Sheila Moon and Jeremy Sycip show off Moon's latest creations,
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A little careful masking goes a long way.
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Black Sheep Cycles built this showpiece
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Spectrum Powderworks covers the faux gas tank
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Who says Spectrum Powderworks only works with paint?
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Spectrum Powderworks showed off a number of its top-notch finishes,
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Spectrum Powderworks didn't build any of these frames,
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Another example of Spectrum Powderworks artwork
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Sparkly!
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Just the thing when that 10% grade really starts to get to you.
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Now THIS looks like fun.
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Sycip even makes the gas tank look good.
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If this reminds you of a WWII fighter plane, that's good…
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