MOREWOOD NDIZA ST – Attack of the flying Zulu
Although unknown here, Patrick is a big name in South African DH racing having been the national champion for three years running. Not only is Patrick entirely responsible for the development of the Morewood brand and the design of the frames, he actually constructs every frame himself.
Check it out here.
nice work and nice bikes man.
nicho
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Very nice write-up and a very good read...
Originally Posted by Dudley
Wow thats pretty impressive, having the importer of Nicolai admire the bike.
Squids. You should try the Shova ST around the damn. <silly accent> It's fully sick mate </silly accent>.
Yeah word to that, gotta get more people on these bikes, they kick arse.
Ive got the Shova ST and it rules, very quite, stiff and handles like a demon ;p)
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...hash/Woody.jpg - Dodgy seat since replaced ;p))
Plus you get a free shirt with your frame!!
Ash
Last edited by ashhash; 10-04-2006 at 07:46 PM.
ndizast
the ndiza seems like a very good frame, is it worth paying the extra money for a handmade frame?
how much would a handmade frame be? around about?
yep my morewood izimu certainly is the bees knees for me, cost for one them was aaround 3250, guesing the other would be tithing that range,
have a look at the bling industries website for more info.
www.xxiv.com.au- do*ber*mann fabrications
What derailleur(sp?) is that from the pictureS?
big white text
I gots me a sig right here.
morewood are the nicest looking bikes ever good work man
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