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• #13452
yes i am! the bike is no longer there, i think is a mix of "obsolescence" and price of repair... anyway, i almost dont have time to change my brake cables so i dont need another project bike! and a cargo... (my kids are getting heavy so i was thinking about a bullit type bike to keep the weight low.... i saw these guys, http://www.officinerecycle.com
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• #13453
I know them because they set up the business close to my hometown.
Good guys and good project.
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• #13454
they crashed into you?? no way.... scary stuff..., i guess this depends of the city! (swiss is pretty mellow, so, lots of chariots here...i have a thule coaster xt, no problem ever!
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• #13455
:) 1500 is still something for sure!! i would have to sell stuff 1st! no more disposable bike budget for me
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• #13456
Saw someone is developing a nice hinge for omnium rack
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• #13457
looks cool! easy storage and to take on the train!! nice!!
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• #13458
Thats neat.
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• #13459
That would fit perfectly in my bike store (downstairs loo). Dangerous.
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• #13460
Was going to say the same as @Calumonwheels, would not do trailer here in Berlin, people are on the phone all the time, drive like complete idiots and there always is a car parked in the way so visibility is shit.
But Switzerland I'd do it, only been to Bern recently, but just the fact that not every corner has parked cars on it makes everything way safer. I was amazed (again) that you can basically see everything thats going on on roads as there are way less parked cars.
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• #13461
Just spotted this new Pashley ALECS
First bike I see with twin front discs!
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• #13462
I've seen some bikes made for super tall people (7' tall rider, 36" wheels) with double discs before. Makes total sense for heavy stopping
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• #13463
handlebar wider than the rack
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• #13464
German post bikes have used double fronts before
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• #13465
From experience if you can get the rack out the way it saves a lot of space. I’ll almost def get this cos I store mine on my balcony and have to walk past it to get to front door.
If bars Are really in the way it’s easy to loosen stem and twist to be in line with top tube, or just rotate them and wheel a bit - cos the front wheel is small it doesn’t make it massively wide at front
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• #13466
Where did you see this? Link to who is making it would be much appreciated!
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• #13467
Omnium international owners ‘damgood.bike’
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• #13468
Also you can get away with a rackless Omnium in places where a racked one can't, like the train from Copenhagen to Malmö.
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• #13469
Thanks for the tip on screen shots, have added a pic
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• #13470
Blacked out omnium mini going south down bishopsgate this morning, on here? Looked like a V1/V2 quick release
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• #13471
Bikeparka cargo, any stock / used for sale or alternative?
one for sale on Faceybook
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• #13472
Double cargo sunday rides means the kid gets to be a cat and switch bikes at every stop.
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• #13473
I got my Mini-max the other day - anyone know what that little flask that comes with the 4 rack bolts is for? I thought it was some kind of transparent grease but it smeels and feels like glue.
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• #13474
Touch up paint/concealer
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• #13475
The mrs dropped the controller unit (Bosch Intuvia) and knocked one of the button pairs off. They don’t seem to clip on. Perhaps a dab of superglue
It's cracked appearing. I'd try a dab on both button posts. Probably won't work.
Good shout, make sure to screenshot or download the page and all the details then reupload in stolen thread. Ebay takes them down once reported or taken back down by 'seller'.
Normal bike theft is a really low blow, rad dad wagon cargo bike theft is sick. Currently in Vietnam and theft here basically just does not happen, if it does happen, and police are stirred into motion (especially if something stolen from a foreigner), things happen, quickly and harshly*
*Not going into an argument of punishment practices. Proof is you can live your life without the continuous threat of loosing your transport at any given moment. Loads of old guys here with museum grade 50's to 80's French and Belgium origin randonneaur, touring and city bikes, none of them have had a bike stolen in their life span, and these guys are OLD, reduction in theft or attack related anxiety and stress probably a contributor to them reaching a mighty age.