Cantilever and Press

Written by Ryan on October 30, 2009. Posted in Gear 1 Comment

My good friends Matt and Chessa are also very talented artists, now residing in Vancouver, BC. Matt contacted me a while back with news that he’s been using the woodshop that lives in their apartment building.

Enter: Cantilever and Press.

Reclaimed wood, and very customizable, Matt is a friendly guy, and is known as “The Wood Whisperer” because of his ability to coax even the most wild woods into things welcome in any home. Check out the Cantilever and Press Etsy store .

You can also see the frame rack at ART VELO in Seattle, Nov 1-14. It will be for sale, so get that frame out of the closet and onto the wall for all to see!

Also, congrats to Matt, he’s been doing well in his cyclocross racing this season up there in Vancouver. Also, yes. Yes he does have a beautiful Bob Jackson track bike.

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Living in and loving the NW. A passion for human powered transportation. Event planner. Beer drinker. Hell raiser.

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meat

October 30, 2009 at 8:57 AM | #

thanks ryan! we miss your face. see you for the Revival!

p.s. – I like custom work as well, so all you kids can ask for magic special things too.

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I have had a pair of the Swrve winter trousers for a couple of years now in the NW. They have a fleecy interior and have been dubbed “the cozy pants”. They get a lot of wear on and off the bike between October and April and they are great winter hiking pants for use in the snowy mountains with snowshoes as well They have quite a bit of stretch, are cut well (not too baggy and not too skinny), and are super comfy! I recommend them all around.

max kullaway | May 17, 2012 | #

Awesome, shopping, beach coolers, DIY tools, and and and, saving up my $ and excuses to get one.

Doug B | May 16, 2012 | #

With that load capacity, you could build a passenger seat on it.

BAW | May 16, 2012 | #

You can already use an xtracycle (+ wide and long loaders) to get your kayak to the water. This is for big loads.

dr2chase | May 16, 2012 | #

If it works, I want it!

Devian Gilbert | May 15, 2012 | #

Ryan

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