Moots Profiles
Dave and I share milk. He typically beats me to work by at least a couple of minutes, and is on his way to the coffee pot with a bag of Big Gear Grind by the time I lug my yawning self up the stairs.
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Every morning I sit at my desk picking at the emails that have sprouted overnight. My desk faces the open door of the sales floor, leading to the stairwell. Reliably, the third person to come upstairs every day is Caleb Franklin, lead finisher turned welder. Caleb is putting away his lunch for the day- which almost always includes cheese and crackers, and he’s followed by his ‘Short Tailed African Cougar Hound’ Luther –my favorite shop dog.
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Matt has one big leg. What makes his big leg bigger than his regular leg is a titanium rod in his shin. You wouldn’t notice unless he pointed it out to you, but his right leg is a bit bigger than his left.
Even bigger than Matt’s right leg is his heart. A strong, honest soul, he’s one of those people that can disagree without hurting anyone’s feelings.
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Into the wild…..on a bike…..
I wanted to get a quick post up before leaving for Moab. Mike Curiak our super expediton racer/adventuerer is up in Alaska doing what he loves best....riding in the snow by himself. Follow his progress here: MIke Curiak. Some cool technology at work via GPS and one super Moots snow bike!The photo is of the Snow Bike that went to NAHBS....Mikes is just a "little" different.
Enjoy!
28 February 2008
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Those painted rims look sweet, you should offer custom paint on all your products. How about a close-up of Tango’s artwork? That guy has real talent.
I live in Maine and the snow has been persistent this year which is great for skiing but not so great for biking. Therefore I would like to request that I be given an opportunity to purchase this ride when it gets back from the 49th state. It will be a nice complement to my Rigor and Smoothie, especially considering we’re going to have snow for close to 50% of our year.
by the way, I know this is not a production bike, but has it been given a proper name?
Why, oh why, do you not offer the snow bike set up (as shown) as an option to the Rigor frames? If I ever move back to SD, (that is South Dakota, not San Diego for those not in the know) I’ll definitely need a snow bike!