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-	Hey Wes.  Congratulations on all the great press.  Bikes look very cool.  I hope business is good for you.  I'm sure you get this offer a lot, but we have a place up in Williamsburg that has more bbmaoo that you could use in many years. If you ever run low on bbmaoo source wood locally, you are more than welcome to take all you need  free of charge  any time, just let me know.  It is the most invasive and encroaching plant I have ever seen!  Good luck.	+	98% of the bamboo I've cunonetered is Golden Bamboo, which is ideally suited for building bikes: it's the Maple of bamboos: prolific, relatively dense, and easy to work with.Unfortunately for you, I don't generally travel more than thirty miles to harvest bamboo. There's more than enough growing in Tidewater Virginia. But if you'd like more information about harvesting your own bamboo, I'd be happy to write a blog post about my techniques.

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98% of the bamboo I've cunonetered is Golden Bamboo, which is ideally suited for building bikes: it's the Maple of bamboos: prolific, relatively dense, and easy to work with.Unfortunately for you, I don't generally travel more than thirty miles to harvest bamboo. There's more than enough growing in Tidewater Virginia. But if you'd like more information about harvesting your own bamboo, I'd be happy to write a blog post about my techniques.