Take your guitar for a bike ride

CountryDave

Take your guitar for a ride

https://masoncycles.cc/blog/CyclingWorld-Whats-On-Show

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Good grief.

Basher

Thought this would be about the latest Murphy Lab relicing technique where said old scrote drags a new Les Paul behind him while he wobbles around the Gibson car park on a push-iron. Unfortunately it isn't. 

Keefy

I once cycled to a living room rehearsal with a Steinberger in a gig bag over my shoulder and a Blackstar Fly 3 in my pannier. I got a puncture and had to walk the last 1/4 mile.

timmypix

A very clever concept by Strandberg to come up with this partnership, and it's not like the Boden is a cumbersome design to begin with. I'm sure this is just a showcase and brand building but it's refreshing to see something so removed from the same old guitar traditions and hang-ups. There are some good videos from NAMM of Ola talking through the design and concept.

ScreamingDave

I thought it was going to be one of the famous, “Fender, you won’t part with yours, either” campaign

https://forgottenguitar.com/2016/01/25/you-wont-part-with-yours-either/

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ScreamingDave said:

I thought it was going to be one of the famous, “Fender, you won’t part with yours, either” campaign

https://forgottenguitar.com/2016/01/25/you-wont-part-with-yours-either/

Love that!!!

Tall_martin

I'd love any of the bikes in that advert.

I'd love to have a go on the guitar.

Last time I priced a bike up, the Madison's were very very expensive for what they were.

There is only so much I'm prepared to pay for fancy paint and hand crafted in Italy. 

I tried cycling to practice a few times with a gig bag on. The neck of the bass smacking me in the back of the head was what put me off   

I'm sure I could have got round it if I tried.

Perhaps a super compact headless guitar 

thebreeze

This is how you do it:  a guitar body (Yamaha F335 I think) fits exactly inside a wheel rim.