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  • I'll have a think about brick red...
    I don't mind not having all options. It makes making decisions easier

  • I'd say that the best colour is liteskin, function being form. Also if your doing custom cranks (wich you really should!) brace on a spider, this is based on the frustration of having to bin a perfectly good chainring because it was welded onto a crank made of butter.

  • I wonder if anybody has ever constructed an extending cargo bike like a trombone. Then you could adjust the capacity depending on the length of whatever cargo you had. Surfboards? Just pull the front out a bit.

  • Well, there is the extender bar for Omnium bikes: https://omniumcargo.dk/shop/product/aluminium-extender-bar/

  • I would suggest Bullitt style bags on either sides of steerer tube. They are so functional for storing the stuff you need on commutes/school runs/quick day out. But they do tend to fill up with random crap over time.

    I need to get my arse in gear for some Wit Slingers stuff instead of just reading the forum...

  • I not sure which bags you mean? As in bags Bullitt have produced? I already have a setup for the cargo bike that works well for me, but the Blackburn framebag I've been using broke and it doesn't seem worth fixing. I don't actually NEED the extra framebag, I just thought I might as well since I am getting Tijmen on the case.
    I have a Ortlieb Panniers for the rear and a Rack Pack for behind the child seat.

    edit: These what you mean?

  • If nobody has it is probably because telescopic constructions are hard to do cheaply especially for something that needs to be outdoors. But I like the idea.

    I am currently working on a little something something with my favourite framebuilder. So you might see some cargo bike action soon.

  • Exactly that, really handy to put the kids dirty rain boots and kit in after a day in the woods. The bags always hold a small picknick tarp, 2 ikea bags for shop runs, the lock and other bits.

    But I guess everything changes when you have a rack and Ortliebs.

  • I don't carry the ortliebs daily. Only on long trips.

    I have just had the framebag on daily and it carried, pump, tubes, straps for holding things and nothing else.
    My rack construction doesn't allow for the same style bag and I am not sure my feet will fit, but I will try and sketch up somethin similar and see where it goes

  • I'll have a think about brick red...

    Should fit right in the Hulsroy's Earthy Hues™ body of work.

  • Speaking of... I might let my daughter pick her own colours and I will give in to oxide red


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  • Got a little further on the tiny pedal bike


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  • Hot stuff!

  • Thanks!

    I normally do larger fillets but kept them small this time. In the pictures above they are quickly shaped using a round file and my belt sander. No blending yet. A couple more hours and they are beaming

  • so good all the time! that red is nice!!!

  • Thanks. Yeah I can't get that colour combo out of my head.
    I just really really want to build that bike up right now. But daddy duties, work and knee injury is keeping me from it 🥺

    The good news is that training seems to be working and I feel less pain now than when I started rehab.

  • This is great. Should you get the red bags for the cargo you'll have a reverse of the colour combo.

    But keep them knees warm, yeah? The cold is a killer for joints.

  • Yes for sure. I am going to be a knickers person now 🤢

    I am not cycling outdoors until sometime after Xmas. I've been given an occlusion pump strap thingy and training with reduced weights. It means I am knackered without the strain on the joints.


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  • Frames are done , but painter accidently scraped the all road frame a bit so he is going to redo it/touch it up for tomorrow morning.
    I am so excited to see the results. Lately I have befriended the painter a bit (used them more and asked loads of questions) and it is as if they have started painting my stuff better/care more. But we shall see tomorrow if that's the case!

  • :) a pack of beers does wonders for befriending someone! :) keep the recovery going, gotta ride those amazing bikes!

  • Wuhuu


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