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So the snowplough fox was fun for a day but now the roads are cleaned I need something practical again. Switched some parts over from small fox to big fox and a little donation from the parts bin and we have a functional and fun commuter again.

Front brake only for now as I ran out of cables.

Frame bag and red chainring are so ugly.

Single speed snowplow as all other bikes are not usable right now. Not used to longer rides with straight bars, my wrists and back hurt. So enough to do fit wise, and also adding 9 gears this week possibly.

Looks like a lot of fun to ride

I've done a fair bit of commuting on an Ali nw recently, nothing bad so far.

https://youtu.be/GhkrHYM5CB8

Curious what happens with child now it no longer fits the goal.

My workplace exploded so I had a good excuse to build extra storage.

Muddy Fox frame that is supposed to be my mtb came in as well. Might be a little big, but I can always swap components with the commuter fox. Gotta decide whether I go for black truvativ cranks with square taper bb, or hollowtech and silver deore cranks...

I have a time gat between semesters so lots of time to do stuff.

swapped some parts on the city fox to use on the not-city fox. brake cable are still on the longer side, I know. wanted to swap out wheels as well but the only other set I have turns out to be 135mm spacing instead of 130.

Raleigh freebie. Not worth doing anything fancy with, maybe build it up as a city beater. Seatpost is pretty cool so that might end up somewhere.

This was cheap and coming my way. I don't even know what to do with it.

Straight into the inspiration folder

Please excuse the ugly print with great quote , it was a gift.

Small update.
Picked up a classic Raleigh yesterday for free. Didn't have time for photo's or a proper look if it's anything good.
Also picked up an alu Batavus with cracked headtube that's never gonna get fixed. Prcie was good for parts alone. Pretty much a complete 9 speed 105 groupset, only missing shifters. Also came with seatpost, seat, bars and a hideous stem.

Another thing for the list is straightening my rear derailleur on the funky Dawes, a small sized tree got jammed in it today. Nice.

More stuff tomorrow when I go to the workshop.

It's a funky version of this bike: http://www.retrobike.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?f=23&t=364590

So it's supposed to be bonded aluminium. Maybe someone can teach me more about the fairly unusual lug style?

Cheers. It's what I imagine my last name would sound like in a cool Scandinavian language.

You should know about the things you don't see!

Just picked up some 2" Specialized tires that are bigger and knobblier than anything I have ever had.

Oh, this should arrive next week. Wanted to build a proper mtb for single track wipeouts, found a guy that owns 7 Muddy Fox bikes currently. Hope it's not too big for me, couldn't resist the look of brakes underneath the chainstay.

First post on this thing after a period of lurking, with special interest for professor @Hulsroy.

Been tinkering on bikes for a while but it finally clicked at the point where I can succesfuly fiddle with small parts without getting overly frustrated.

Anyway, here are the most recent projects.
The Altra has been traded for the Dawes Vision frame, the Altra felt a bit too big. Going to be build up as a CX thingy for a friend now.
The Nishiki is for the missus, and the Muddy Fox is now a single speed commuter/city bike.

Please excuse my lack of proper photo's!

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