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That copper-coloured one is beautiful.
I may have to drop by...
I like steel.
Tom built me my commuter. He's a great guy to work with and I love the bike.
I can understand the move to London, a bigger workshop, a bigger market, the guy's running a business afterall!
Maybe he (Tom) just fancied living in London? It's not a bad place to live, I should know. I'm sure the bicycles he makes will be just as lovely
Shame to see this uprooted.
I don't think Hackney is a good environment for producing exquisitely crafted yet practical bicycles like the ones pictured above. Too many overpaid Londoners wanting something ludicrous to hang on a lamp post outside the Duke of York so that can pretend to be messengers. He should have become a Bunburyist: making sensible bikes in the country under one name, and making hipster bikes in London under another. Still, good luck to him.
WANT. ONE.