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Keeping up to date with the daily antics in the Feather workshop is easy. I post on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook most days.

Happy Friday indeed! As many of you will have seen, I’ve been struggling with a terribly herniated spinal disc for a year or so. I’m finally having it operated on by a fantastic surgeon, so what better way to celebrate than knowing I have
Keith from @stow.velo just fired these shots of @rossteperek’s respray and re-build. As you may have seen in my story, it gives me such a high when I see someone reinvest in a frame I built only a couple of years in. This thing has come back to
Tonight’s completion is this lovely @columbus_official XCr frame for Dan. The whole rear triangle is to be polished on this one and contrary to popular belief, tartan paint is a thing.
Just in case you missed it in my stories yesterday, it has just become much more convenient for me to offer custom saddle re-covers. This can be done on any new or existing bike in just a few weeks. We can embroider or perforate/punch patterns via a
As usual, @bespokeduk took way longer to recover from than expected. I have just finished off Richard’s frame which was started the week leading up to the show.
Loads of people have been asking to see the travel bike in its box so I have put this little time lapse together. . It takes about 15 mins to disassemble the bike, 5 mins to put on the tube protectors and another 5 mins to pack the bike into the cas
What a weekend! First of all, I really want to say a humongous thanks to Phil and Tessa for their effort over the last 10 shows, I’m sure I speak for every exhibitor when I say this but you have both been incredible and I really look forward to
19:45 on a Sunday evening. Just finished gluing the latest frame up followed by some playing with the dogs. Knackered backs don’t stop northerners, painful though.
@bespokeduk ALL MY FRAMES ARE BUILT! I spent the last day and a half polishing stainless steel on my last build for this years show. It all depends on @jackkkingston to smash out the paint now. No pressure big man 😘 I can’t wait now, so excite
I just received a few photos from @marten4130 of his bike set up in gravel/cross mode. If you remember, back in January I posted a bike that had two different forks and stems in order to set the bike up for both road and cross. Here is what Marten ha