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If they knock up a BJ with 12x142, disc mounts and space for wide tires I'd probably buy one.
Woodrup were definitely seemed keen to stay somewhere near the general trends, as well as some very ‘classic’ bikes on show, when I saw their stand at that handmade bike show thing a couple of years back.
Perhaps, to keep the separation of the marques, reflecting what’s said in that link perhaps, that BJ will become some standard ‘stock’ frames and Woodrups will be the custom fancier-priced things. Like Isen is for its respective builders.
Or summat.
Skülly-
Yeah, I think you're right. I was half joking really.
If discs n that is what you want then woodrups already provide that I suppose.
Seems likely they will produce the BJ frames and keep them more on the classic side of things. -
Just browsing the woodrup site now makes me quite fancy one.
I think if BJ had produced something like the woodrup il primo, ya know, with discs n that but at BJ prices then folk would have been all over that shit.
But really BJ should have doubled their prices years ago, got some new managing director in who knows what they are doing and got that palacexbobjackson colab sorted...
TotalShanner
This has turned into an absolute roller coaster...
I think this is probably a good outcome.
If they knock up a BJ with 12x142, disc mounts and space for wide tires I'd probably buy one.