Alex Morgan has been in the business of creating some of the most distinct mountain bike designs for a long time now. When he showed up to the Angel Fire, New Mexico National race with his handmade carbon fiber 29-inch wheeled downhill bike, we had to pull him aside and get the inside scoop
This one-of-a-kind race sled is a fully custom prototype that is being tested and tweaked before Alex makes molds for production frames. Alex placed 19th in the pro class at Angel Fire on the big wheeled monster and will be schralping it at the Mont Sainte Anne World Cup this weekend. Visit
littermag.com to check out the photographs and listen to the audio clips for detailed information on specs and measurements. Go crack open the mind of a true creative genius and appreciate his work.
BCD Racing 29er Carbon Fiber DH Bike
It's just a fad like suspension forks, maybe it will go away.
Also, I value civil liberites while the rest of california slumps into depression because they're so apathetic. So yeah, maybe I can cool down, when I can go to a bar after my rides, without masks.
Get my vaccine next week!
the thing that i would ask is how did you made the frame, i mean, the carbon-epoxy inpregnation, ivè been tryn for a while to make a carbon frame but i dont get enough resistance even for a xc bike. got any counsil of how should i use the carbon and make the mould .... any web pages guys tutorials?