finished my project

Posted on Tue 12th, November 2013

• #1

dellis27
finally finished my bike, built from scratch, im pretty happy with it, any thoughts?
apologies for the state of the bike in the pic, it is only a beater

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• #2

hugo7

I'd put brakes on and get some foot retention.

Also without wanting to sound harsh, if it's finished then it's not really a "current project" so doesn't really need it's own thread. The regular current projects thread might have been a better place.
• #3

dellis27

yeah sorry, i wasnt sure where to post it, i think you're probably right
• #4

Adscan

It looks pretty good for a beater...+1 for foot retention,
• #5

TheorySwine

Ha, one of my old frames. Glad it's up and running again.
• #6

N4th4n

Out of interest how much travel do you have on the horizontal drops? Enough to take up stretch on a standard chain or is a half link required?
• #7

fatoldbloke

^? um they work same as track ends cept t'other way aboot.

footy straps and don't lean.

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