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• #41577
alright for some. I'm jealous of your bike by the way. Want to make me one?
thanks sumo ;)
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• #41578
Nowhere Fast - get a coaster hubs build on a 20" rims, and that's all you need to do;
coaster brake would be pretty cool, maybe at least a front brake to, i can't get the sturmy archer working anyway
that lil blue thing yours?
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• #41579
it is mine, loved it to death, rode brilliantly, no one want to nick it, even if it wasn't locked, had to sell it as I already got a similar bike sadly (town bike).
there's a lots of instruction regarding SA hubs, don't forget when you change gear on an internal gear bicycle - you need to stop pedalling before you do, much like depressing the clutch of the car to change gear.
The Raleigh Twenty have a cult following for a reason; they're decent 20" wheel bicycle.
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• #41580
Yeah I'm pretty happy with my find, should turn out good! i haven't actually paid for it yet, do i take the plunge tomorrow?
May need your help with the hub in the future if that's okay?
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• #41581
go for it but pay no more than £50.
I don't know much about internal hubs mechanically beside using them, other people may (don't forget to search first!).
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• #41582
money was going to my peugeot road bike but that can wait, It's not even ride-able yet
Probably get it for £25/30, volunteers get a discount
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• #41583
Just finished this.
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• #41584
Pump, and chainguared off but i may keep that box thing, sure come in handy, I'm thinking charge bucket saddle or similar, then new paintjob, odyssey griswald grips(sooo comfy) clips and straps to, not sure which ones yet
Looks like a nice start! But i don't reckon you'd need to respray it...bear in mind that something like this is a bit of fun, and ultimately you don't wanna be spending a ton of money on it. Well, that was my opinion doing mine...i must've spent just over £100 all in. I think you'll find that once you strip it down, add some new bits (tyres, saddle, grips etc) it'll look pretty cool. Nice.
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• #41585
yeah ill probably keep the paint job actually and try keep it looking pretty good, i had no idea about them until last night
ill be keeping it original for now, ride it around a bit then decide what to do, Don't want to rush into it and ruin it
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• #41586
Just finished this.
My condolences on your loss
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• #41587
My condolences on your loss
It had do be done. It rode right in to the window this afternoon and disabled itself so I took it out back and snapped its neck to put it out of its misery. Poor thing.
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• #41588
It had do be done. It rode right in to the window this afternoon and disabled itself so I took it out back and snapped its neck to put it out of its misery. Poor thing.
eh?
Where you gonna chain it up?
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• #41589
Pic from my visit at the Manchester velodrome earlier this week
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• #41590
Just finished making my new toe clip covers, pretty damn happy with how they turned out...
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• #41591
More photos tomorrow...
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• #41592
More photos tomorrow...
Oddly, pointless
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• #41593
Haha, like every thing else I own...
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• #41594
I can definitely see a point
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• #41595
DD Trying out Bob Jackson set up put some nitto bars and stem on
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• #41596
Whats your point?
Oddly, pointless
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• #41597
Here is my new tarck bike ready the night before hh opens!
I did have an aero carbon mike burrows seatpost but it turns out it was around an inch too big so downgraded to the miche hipstertype seatpost
until i get another crabon one. Also testing out saddles so this one is not permanent.
The pedals were also just pulled off another bike until I get some more fitting spd pedals.
ps saddle angle is now fixed and so is slack chain
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• #41598
Christ, if your Burrows post is too big for that, it must be huge.
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• #41599
^^Nice stem. What is it?
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• #41600
oh yea about the stem, i got it of jonny as i needed a short oversize stem so im using this until i can find a more appropriate one!
alright for some. I'm jealous of your bike by the way. Want to make me one?