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• #2
THIS is now my main current project thread:
Quick mock up. Bad photo.
Idea is to make this in to a 700c x 36c rando bike with mudguards and a little rack for a bag out front.Wheels are Novatec on Mavic A119.
I will run this with frog legs, DA 7700 cranks, 1x10 SRAM Force/Rival 42 x 11-32.I have bought this (but item hasn't arrived and seller is not responding).
I am hoping to pick up these forks very soon.
I will make the steerer longer and run it threadless.
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• #3
Very cool. Will be following this.
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• #4
Hopefully the new forks match the paint well.
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• #5
Nice, keep us posted!
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• #6
I think these are darker. But that will just be a more towards the homage of @Paradroid
It will obviously not be the same tyre or wheel size and I won't be using pink bartape either :-)
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• #8
He has the first hybrid.
But now everyone has an overpriced hybrid with drop bars that we call a gravel bike or something.
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• #9
he has one of those too
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• #10
Well, this is about the opposite. This is about taking something shite and tweaking it into something rad.
This will be my fast commuter + rainy miles in Regents Park bike
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• #11
Are you suggesting he took something rad and made it shite?
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• #12
the old forum?
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• #13
Oooh burn
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• #14
still mourning for rep?
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• #16
No comment
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• #17
Sounds fun, I expect this will turn out great.
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• #18
I just realised that another thread is called this so I'll change my title.
Also, I have bought this:
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• #19
Headset has arrived. Yay!
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• #20
make sure you have something to install crown race with
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• #21
I normally use an alu tube. Worked a treat for my 1 1/8" version.
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• #22
Awesome project!
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• #23
block of wood + hammer
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• #24
Yeah. A block of wood with a 26mm hole in it is even better.
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• #25
Thanks. Just down your alley I guess. I will make a little rack for it as well
There is no reason for this. But I had a pair of nice gumwall tyres that needed a bike to sit on.
I was given the frame as a complete.
Everything was fucking shit, but strangely enough it was ride-able. And even more strange was that geometry seemed great. A little slack perhaps, but as forks are very long I decided that it would be worth taking it apart and try out the frame with a different pair of forks.