Introducing...THE WOZNOT // paul brodie's shop

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00:00 Introduction
01:38 The Story of the WOZNOT
04:28 Why WOZNOT?
09:15 WOZNOT 2.0
10:56 The COMPOST
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[lesterverne]

Harvey is great and amusing storyteller! Woznot alive👍

[Pete]

Nice one Harvey, I appreciate your daydreaming skills. ✌ 🇦🇺

[jimnielsen]

AWESOME! a great story(stories) about the woznot and harvey's seat design(the 'sitnot'?). both are examples of cool innovations and experimentation going on in the vancouver area during the 'golden age' of mountain biking. i was extremely fortunate to acquire one of harvey's saddle-posts from the late, great pippin osbourne, years ago. i didn't even measure it to see if it could go on one of my brodies or if i have to get a fat chance to slide it in!? i look forward to watching this series!

[slimdog]

Thanks gentlemen. Stoked to see we are getting more framing building content.

[carlmace]

I can’t wait to see the start of the build.

[zachb.]

So excited for this build :-) Thanks to Harvey for the story behind that wild seatpost

[xpndblhero]

Those front brakes look like BMX brakes and I love it.... Thats probably my BMX background being biased but still, they look amazing. 😁👍❤️

[davidvalletta]

I like Harvey. Character. I assume you’ll still go 26”? It won’t be a 29er? Only the 1-1/8” head tube update? Stem still a quill?

[francissobotka]

The compost reminds me of the pivotal seat post system designed by Macneil bmx out of Canada .

[StereoDiscoShit]

Always love seeing the design journeys through rough prototypes to final iteration! Thanks for sharing the stories!

[minnionator]

Compost...Woznot...man I love good punns. Keep up the good work Paul!

[MudmanDH]

Amazing bike, amazing brakes and seatpost. Pure gold of MTB history.

[retromechanicalengineer]

That was great Paul. I'm not much of a bicycle guy but I love the innovation. Harvey is a very charismatic and interesting fellow, it was a pleasure to watch him explain his concepts. Best wishes, Dean.

[murdoc]

Great story and engineering! Looking forward to the build! Go Paul and Mitch, keep sharing and moving forward!

[davorinrusevljan]

My kind regards to both of you gentleman! Pass them to Harvey please!

[sebastian_schanz]

Great video. Harveys fibre composts are truely inspiring. I will attempt to repair 13 year old Zipp carbon cranks with epoxy and a vaccum chamber next week - would be handy to have a composite master like Harvey advising. Thanks for entertaining us with mountainbike history once again - looking very forward to the WILLBEE bike! Greetings from Berlin
Sebastian

[miguelaguirre]

Great story! I love those brakes! Would love one of these

[amc_sounds]

This was my fav bike that I saw at the Marin bicycling museum back in 2017. It was kinda tucked at the back, near the top back left on the main wall, and Mr Breeze kindly gave me low-down. That was a pretty good day!

[bbarber]

Love this! Thanks for Harvey as well. Loved the spirit way back of trying things and working with good people to make out toys more fun

[shovelresearch]

can't wait to see this bike in person!