There's not much point in building wooden bikes.
Bike frames have several highly stressed points(bottom brackets, head tube, dropouts, seat tube, fork crown...) This means that even if wood is OK for the parts between the high stress areas, you still have to add metal brackets to deal with the point loads.
Unless you specifically want to have a wooden bike (and is willing to pay for it) it'd have been more effective to build the bike out of a stronger material to start with.
Answer:
Wooden and bamboo bike frames are not uncommon. The running gear and swivel points continue to be made of metal but the piping that makes up the frame can be made of a wide variety of materials.
Proponents of wooden bikes state:
Yes, but would be heavy and not as strong as steel.
Wood has been used to build a bicycle in the past. Though metal tubing, composite carbon fibre, and plastics are usually used nowadays.
Yes, it's possible to make bike frames from wood. Bamboo, which is naturally tubular, is particularly suitable.
The frame, handle bar and wheels were built out of it.
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Yes it can, many people have made bicycles with wooden frames.Wood is light and strong especially laminated wood. If you search on google images you can see some wooden frame bicycles
wheel+wheel=bicycle
The very first ones were built mainly out of wood.
Spike puller and wood