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• #552
Glad to hear that the parts are being put to good use! And that bike is immense!!
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• #553
Sweeeet!
FWIW my first bike came from the address at which your business is currently located.
Around 50 years ago.... -
• #554
These little bikes are so so so so good!
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• #555
Rob is gonna love this bike. Did he paint it himself?
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• #556
amazing
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• #557
Jokes aside though. Saddle looks a tad too high for him.
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• #558
Hahah
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• #559
I would join in, but we ride the same size bike....
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• #560
Wish my dad was a bike builder...
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• #561
What's the approximate cost of one of these bling balance bikes to the average punter?
Asking for a friend*
*I think my 1 year old would be loathed to describe me as his "friend". I'm currently summoned by raspberry blowing
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• #562
WOW.... amazing! in a good way
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• #563
Tbh it's not viable, you'd have to buy a complete balance bike to chore the bits from, then the cost of the frame. I did contemplate buying a load of parts from Taiwan, and doing a big batch of frames, but life (isen) got in the way.
I think oversized non milk bearing slave may be a better description ;)
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• #564
I built this using off the shelf bits.
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• #565
Mind telling me Ball Park cost (minus frame and fork)?
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• #566
About 150 quid. Everything was from SJS, I think, except the saddle. Everything apart from the wheels and saddle are basically standard parts chopped down to size.
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• #567
it's when you want to add brakes and cranks in small size it get's difficult.
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• #568
If you're adding cranks to a balance bike you be doing it wrong!
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• #569
Think I have a commision for a balance bike, not sure whether to go regular triple triangle style or the single front tube/single set of 'stays' way that you went. Would you say the ones you built were stiff/strong enough? The recipient of whatever I make is not going to treat it well! I think there's a donor bike so I'll just be doing the frame.
*calls child services*