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Visiting Connor Wood Bicycles

January 28, 2015

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We visited Connor Wood Bicycles (www.connorcycles.com) to see how SketchUp has helped Chris Connor create rolling works of functional art. These sustainably built ash and walnut bicycles are individually hand-sculpted to create a fusion of nature and cycling. We hope hearing more about Chris's passion will inspire you to create something you love. http://www.connorcycles.com → Seen on the SketchUp Blog here: http://blog.sketchup.com/sketchupdate/taking-ride-connor-wood-bicycles

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