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• #1852
Had to watch the video to understand it. Pretty cool.
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• #1853
why on earth would you want to do that?
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• #1854
Have you ever ride fixed?
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• #1855
Have you ever ride fixed?
Why on earth would you want to do that?
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• #1856
You know better Tijs ;)
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• #1857
getting the sprockets off that rear hub to build it into a wheel will be lolz...
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• #1858
The concept is flawed and the ratio will always be the one from the fixed gear side.
Edit: I stand corrected, I rewatched and the other size is a freewheel.
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• #1859
I saw somethink similar once with a freewheel on either side but different ratios. You need two magic gears to fit together but the idea is to pedal fast forward but lower ratio when skidding ¯_(ツ)_/¯
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• #1860
I wangled a cheap Brompton rack from eBay, stupidly forgetting that you need the rack-specific mudguard. No matter! I drilled out the rivet from the roller wheel, bent the mount, and ziptied it to the rack. No wobbling or knocking.
I would have liked to leave the mount unbent, but the spacing meant the underside bolts rubbed on the tyre.
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• #1861
Reminds me of the ShelBroCo 5 and 5 system...
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• #1862
This hurts my head
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• #1863
Wow! .. Haven't seen that before
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• #1864
Planter mudflaps
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• #1865
All around sick bike.
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• #1866
Top tier bodging, love to see it 👍
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• #1867
Exemplary bodging, agreed.
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• #1868
Swap it and it works braze on to clamp
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• #1869
Please tell me that wood screw is not involved.
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• #1870
I did used it to push the silver axle
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• #1871
Posted this in someone’s project thread but could be more useful here if it’s not been done already: neat little cable tie trick for cable routing, just add a washer. Learned from ex psyclewerx mechanic Parry in Bristol.
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• #1872
Super elegant
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• #1873
Genius
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• #1874
reet tidy
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• #1875
I do like that - been just using another zippy, will have to try this.
Amazing stuff, thanks for sharing