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A proud Sazim Bacchus with his wooden bike
A proud Shazim Bacchus with his wooden bike

Wakenaam joiner produces Guyana’s first wooden bicycle

A RESIDENT on the Island of Wakenaam in the Essequibo River has produced the country’s first bicycle made from hardwood that is grown in Guyana’s forest.According to reports, Mr Shazim Bacchus, a resident of San Souci,   who is a joiner by trade, has produced the bicycle from hardwood that is abundant in the country’s rich forest.
Bacchus in an interview with this publication said he has constructed the bicycle using his own skills and technology. According to the joiner, God has blessed him with the special skills of producing furniture which includes chairs, tables, kitchen cupboards, wardrobes, dining sets and beds in all models and descriptions.
He said his business is established under the name ‘EF Trading’ which means Evergreen Exotic Forest at San Souci. Bacchus said that since Guyana has abundant hardwood, it can be used to manufacture bicycles which is adding value to the wood in a different way.
The skillful joiner is proud of his achievement and is looking forward to manufacturing more bicycles from hardwood.
Bacchus who is the son of carpenter/ contractor, Mr Kazim Bacchus, has responded to a call by President David Granger for value-added products. The President in a call to Guyanese recently at Charity said too much raw materials are exported out of the country and he wanted value to be added to products.
The joiner said he is proud that Wakenaam has produced the country’s first wooden bicycle from hardwood.

 

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Originally Posted by Cobra:
Guyanese must adopt to local invention since Guyana is heading back to the future. From wooden computer to wooden bicycle. From cassava flour to guava cheese.

When yuh dumb it really shows

Wooden bikes in the US can cost THOUSANDS of DOLLARS

 

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I had a good life with local invented toys, from sardine punt boat, Ovaltine can roller, awara bangaseed and katareel tractor with wax and rubber band. I live through the good days and I can't wait to go back and wipe me BT with dry leaf.
FM
Originally Posted by Cobra:
I had a good life with local invented toys, from sardine punt boat, Ovaltine can roller, awara bangaseed and katareel tractor with wax and rubber band. I live through the good days and I can't wait to go back and wipe me BT with dry leaf.

Dat coming soon too

Nehru
Originally Posted by Cobra:
I had a good life with local invented toys, from sardine punt boat, Ovaltine can roller, awara bangaseed and katareel tractor with wax and rubber band. I live through the good days and I can't wait to go back and wipe me BT with dry leaf.

 

"katareel tractor with wax and rubber band."

 

I used to make those. I used to take a razor blade and cut the Katareel on both sides to give it a macho look.

FM
Originally Posted by Cobra:
Guyanese must adopt to local invention since Guyana is heading back to the future. From wooden computer to wooden bicycle. From cassava flour to guava cheese.

Gerhard foresaw what the PNC would bring to Guyana. He was the first Guyanese to build a wooden computer. Granger should give him an award but it looks like he had a falling out with the PNC lately.

FM
Originally Posted by Nehru:
Originally Posted by Cobra:
Did I said anything wrong with local invention?

HEHEHE  READING AND UNDERSTANDING IS NOT HIS CUP OF TEA.

yuh rass jus like cobra dumb and dumber

 

even he cant comprehend what he wrote

 

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Originally Posted by yuji22:
Originally Posted by Cobra:
Guyanese must adopt to local invention since Guyana is heading back to the future. From wooden computer to wooden bicycle. From cassava flour to guava cheese.

Gerhard foresaw what the PNC would bring to Guyana. He was the first Guyanese to build a wooden computer. Granger should give him an award but it looks like he had a falling out with the PNC lately.

The problem in Guyana is many allow others to think for them.  

Tola

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