New Worldbike prototypes sweep Juacali district in Kisumu, Kenya
Ed Lucero's been ripping it up at the Worldbike workshop in Kisumu. Check out the beautiful curves on the cargo rack section. When bent right, curves are strong, light, and reduce the number of welds. They also reduce the number of poky things sticking out from the side of the bicycles.
This photo is unusual for another reason. The woman in the foreground is one of the only female Juacali workers in Kisumu.
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