http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/rcp/the-ne29r-not-just-another-29-inch-mountain-bike?ref=search
Personally, I wouldn't go near a 29-er, but thought I'd share the opportunity.
I don't understand - he's already built the prototype, got a full workshop, and started the first production batch - so what does he need the money for?
Or is this using Kickstarter as a marketing thing?
I'm guessing a production run costs money?
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Its ended and the project seems canned? (top right, 0 days to go, target not met?)
Not all that much - tubing is the cheap part of making a frame, it's the jigs, tooling and labour that make it expensive. Now if he wanted the money to go buy a containerload from Taiwan maybe - but even then it's not more than he spent on that nice Anvil frame jig.
Apologies, it has in fact finished. 😳
But with Kickstarter UK launching today, there will be a lot more micro projects like this kicking around (new bikes, documentary, accessories, etc). So worth keeping an eye on.
Basically, only 2 people wanted a bike.
Looking on the bright side, I guess using kickstarter saved him from an expensive mistake.
But with Kickstarter UK launching today, there will be a lot more micro projects like this kicking around (new bikes, documentary, accessories, etc). So worth keeping an eye on.
I thought it started on Oct 31st - was there a problem?
I'm thinking of trying to fund a project producing an illustrated decision tree for "What tyre?".
It will be 900 pages long.
