Thread: C&V Clunker Challenge 100 #4
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Old 07-03-18 | 03:12 PM
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Originally Posted by Narhay
What, down to double digits now?
Looks like nineteen (I had to count) including my wife's bike she hasn't ridden. And a couple loose frames. One of which I picked up as a mostly complete bike for $30 and, now that I think about it, is an excellent choice for building a clun...

CURSE YOU, NARHAAAAYYYYY!!!!

Edit: Okay, I'm off the hook. I just remembered I already spent $69 for a Nashbar carbon fork for the thing, and I don't have any 'free' handlebars, shifters or saddle I can live with to pull from my collection. So making the $100 mark is clearly not doable on this bike. Also, this is the wrong season for me to attempt it. I barely have the patience to fill the tires of the bikes I have ready to ride
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