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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. ๐ณ
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.