utahdog2003":yaqrzzqx said:You did a great jog with that build! Very Nice! Cool
I dig the Manitou also.
Don't you love it when you hear that your bike has a little bit of history to it? When EWR showed up online with a new website a few years back, asking for reader rides submissions, I submitted my white OWB and Jay said he thought I had the only white one they made.
Sounds like your OWB is very rare, too. 
utahdog2003":3fqgvg8u said:Your E-Motion gives off quite the optical illusion. When I saw the pics of the frame alone, I was sure it was a stright E-Motion. But now seeing it built the downtube seems much smaller in diameter, it is very obviously a B2. That is a nice bike indeed.
The seller told me that it was an E-Motion Race frame, but I thought he was just trying hard to make a deal. It all worked out perfectly in the end. mfh126":3psw8o02 said:RockiMtn":3psw8o02 said:congrats! nice score on such a rare steed.
sorry to say that i too am not so keen on the geometry.
Thanks. I still have my sights set on an OWB, but this frame popped up first. When I found this frame there was also a newer used OWB for sale locally at half off the retail price, but it just wouldn't have been the same as owning one of the "original" OWBs.
neilll":b7l2hxxt said:Very nice bike
Same colour as mine
The color on my E-Motion fades to white and gray in the rear, so the paint scheme is a little different than yours. I've read all about your OWB on here and your blog. Very nice bike, too! I'm still searching for a yellow OWB! Thanks. They don't come up for sale very often, especially the B2 version. I've seen one of the OWBs like neilll's on Ebay in the past year. They weren't mass produced, so the numbers are few. They're great bikes if you can get your hands on one.kaos":5aneg1v8 said:Very very nice EWR bike you got! Suddenly became a big fan
Is it very hard to find a frame like that? Would be nice to trash around the norwegian woods with one of those!
