mm76208
05-14-07, 11:37 AM
Hello, new member here checking in.
I live in Cortland, NY (about 30 miles south of Syracuse) and am an engineer by training but a bodger at heart. I have been butchering cars, trucks, machinery and wood for as long as I can remember, so framebuilding seems a natural for me.
I've been away from cycling for a number of years and starting to get back into it for health reasons (doctor's orders and all that). In a serious effort to lose the spare tire and get the cholesterol down, I started to look into cycling again.
My current project is a clone of the Easy Racers' Tour Easy recumbent bike. It is being built as a combination of the plans which Easy Racers published many years ago and those shown on Andy Carson's web site, www.recycledrecumbent.com.
That's it for now.
Mike
I live in Cortland, NY (about 30 miles south of Syracuse) and am an engineer by training but a bodger at heart. I have been butchering cars, trucks, machinery and wood for as long as I can remember, so framebuilding seems a natural for me.
I've been away from cycling for a number of years and starting to get back into it for health reasons (doctor's orders and all that). In a serious effort to lose the spare tire and get the cholesterol down, I started to look into cycling again.
My current project is a clone of the Easy Racers' Tour Easy recumbent bike. It is being built as a combination of the plans which Easy Racers published many years ago and those shown on Andy Carson's web site, www.recycledrecumbent.com.
That's it for now.
Mike
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