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31 May, 2013

VO Wind Tunnel Testing

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When we read about Specialized building a wind tunnel  to develop their racing bikes, we decided VO should have one too. Of course our bud...
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29 May, 2013

Frames, More Stock

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I wanted to update everyone on our frame building schedule since we've been getting a lot of questions about when various frames and s...
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24 May, 2013

The Process is the Design

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A guest post by Casey: Some of you may be familiar with Marshall McLuhan . He was a philosopher of media in the late 1960s and on into th...
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20 May, 2013

Cirque 2013

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If you're unfamiliar with Cirque du Cyclisme, it's a weekend show in Leesburg, VA filled with bikes (and people) of all sorts vi...
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17 May, 2013

Where Have We Met?

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by Annette Every so often we review where our marketing dollars should go, or not. We avoid the topic for weeks, then we're suddenl...
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15 May, 2013

Bag Loops

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We've wanted to make VO designed bag loops for a couple of years now. They are so handy if you ride a saddle without built-in loops. S...
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10 May, 2013

New Grand Cru Pedals and Other Stuff

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We're testing our newest Grand Cru pedals. They are single sided pedals intended for folks who use toe clips or half clips. The design...
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08 May, 2013

More About the Pass Hunter

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We sure got a lot of comments on that last post, so I thought I'd expound on why we designed the Pass Hunter frame as we did. The bike...
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03 May, 2013

Pass Hunter Photos

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Here are a few photos of Pass Hunter Prototypes. Basically this new frame is a randonneuse, but with canti brakes. The cantis allow wid...
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01 May, 2013

Eat to Ride to riding to eat

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by Scott Cyclists are a funny bunch when it comes to food. I've never seen such a crowd that has such diverse interests/needs when ...
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24 April, 2013

Mounting a Handlebar Bag, in Pictures

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Since we've been talking about bar bags recently a few folks have asked questions about attaching them to the bike. Traditionally ...
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