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• #1227
Mate's all road shredder painted up and with the functional-ised Steamy fork to go with it.
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• #1228
lovely
(also where do you cop the schofferhofer stubbies ?!)
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• #1229
Cheers.
On the beer, Morrison’s would you believe it?
I’ve found the beer selection can be quite different between branches. The one 5 minutes away does these stubbies, the equal sized one ten minutes in the other direction does not but used to stock the big yin’s.
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• #1230
assuming 5 mins one is by loks and 10 mins is crossmyloof. will have a look in the 5... thanks
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• #1231
Haha yeah, sorry I just presumed you were a Londoner!
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• #1232
damn this is aweseome!
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• #1233
Cheers. I'm pretty jealous of the paintjob!
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• #1234
looks great!
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• #1235
Some tidy looking brickwork as well...
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• #1236
Made a new cargo bike that rides a lot better than the first one.
Not sure if it’s the extra stiffness or having the wheel further out infront but I’ll take it!
Donor frame was a Marin Pine Mountain which I picked up cheap as the seat stays were bent up. Should be 27.5” and 142mm spaced but since I was putting new seat stays, reducing it to 26” and 135mm to work with parts I already had was no bother.
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• #1237
I’ve also done my take on the Crust Clydesdale fork, I’m going to call this the Wide as the Clyde fork (you’ll get that if you’re from Glasgow).
It’s a simpler way to make a cargo fork but does mean the load will be further forward so handling might be a problem. Will see later today hopefully.
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• #1238
Always happy to see an update on this thread.
Interesting and good looking stuff, as always.
Looks a pretty narrow range of gears on the cargo though, have you ridden it loaded heavy yet?
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• #1239
Cheers!
It’s the largest 5 cogs from a 7 speed block.
Probably could do with a little more range but this is my only geared bike so anything is a luxury!
Ridden it with that 32t chainring with a bit of a load on and I was only using the 2 highest gears really so I’ve since changed the chainring to a 36t.
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• #1240
This looks smart. What is the weight of it compared to for crust fork do you reckon ? Pretty simmilar I imagine ?
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• #1241
You're like an evil genius in an underground lair, I bet you chuckle ominously ALL THE TIME!
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• #1242
Haha, Sometime I do yeah!
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• #1243
Probably kinda similar. Can weight it once the paint I applied today dries.
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• #1244
My fork weighs 2.2kg.
I couldn’t find a weight on the crust site but there was this sort of google result that says 11lbs which is damn near 5kg.
I dunno if that’s right though.
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• #1245
Tried real hard to get this put together early enough to get a ride on it today but ran out of time.
Being International Singlespeed Day I thought I should at least get it finished up but it’s raining now so garage snaps only.
I ended up removing the middle spar from the rack on the fork, despite my best efforts it wasn’t perfectly aligned which was fucking with my ocd and I reckoned that as I’ll use this with a rack or box on the front, it wasn’t really necessary.
Respaced rear skyway with screw on 6 bolt adapter for the front wheel.
Lowered bmx handlebars.
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• #1246
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• #1248
I love steel. After building my mate his all road fixed I decided that I needed something like that and that I could condense three bikes into one so chopped the seatstays out of my road frame, replaced them with the same stuff I used on my mate’s frame, dimpled the chainstays and chucked all the good bits at it.
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• #1249
Few more...
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• #1250
Last ones...
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Really enjoying wishbone / ST interface.
Kind of yes! Want to braze it on for me? 👀
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