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Billy T
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     Not a lot of wood work on this one, but I'm sure some would find it of interest!

Kind of a "Flying B"!!

    Has anybody considered a water bottle option on their guitar?


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Even Billy Gibbons doesnt have one with a refreshment option .. way cool.

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is that master grade or just AAA?
thats soooooo cool!
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I can see the options page now:

Upgrades offered for a one-of-a-kind biketar:
Campognolo Record--$2,500
Shimano Ultegra-- $2,200

etc, etc.

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...like you can only put water in it!

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With a little work you could ride your guitar to your gig. Then just drop the wheels play.

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Was that a Trek?

I'd go Specialized.   

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I wonder if I could turn the disk brakes on my K2 into a resonator?

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     I love this guitar! Crash... burn... released from the hospital... build into guitar! (Why bother taking off the water(..er... beverage) bottle!

     Fender and Gibson would have a conniption trying to copy that!

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I assume the water bottle is there in case the shred solos get a little out of hand leading to the inevitable spontaneous combustion.

Either that or there's a catheter somewhere

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Someone had some fun with this!

Congrats on a wild and crazy idea.


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This is one of my favourite travel guitars, you could add a water bottle to this one too :


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Both guitars would be great in a bar fight


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