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Old 01-10-07, 10:06 PM
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My chopper, know as "the Klunkr". Crappy night shot. I'll post better when I've got some more.
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^ sweeet
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Old 01-11-07, 08:39 PM
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^ sweeet
Thanks man. Heres the other side of it at home in my garage with most of the rest of the harem. In the stand is my fixed gear and behind it, you can just make out my brother's stretch "Scary Cherry".

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sweet, im just getting ready to get into fixed/track
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I made my first non suicide hub last night for my fixie.
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Old 01-12-07, 10:40 AM
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Originally Posted by wethepeople
I made my first non suicide hub last night for my fixie.
Nicely done! I'm thinkig about something like that, just gotta setup my work bench first.
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Old 01-12-07, 07:34 PM
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Be warned, you cant drill through it with a hand drill.

A drill press hardly touched it, I needed to use a plasma cutter and a rotary tool.
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Originally Posted by wethepeople
Be warned, you cant drill through it with a hand drill.

A drill press hardly touched it, I needed to use a plasma cutter and a rotary tool.
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Old 01-13-07, 03:43 PM
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I used to make my own fixie hubs by welding a cog onto an old freewheel assembly and locktiting it on to an old road hub, kept bending axles and breaking cogs, went with a surly hub and cog with a dura-ace lockring and am more than happy. The only "real" bike part(s) that I own that didn't come from the dump/rummage sales/dumpsters.
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Evolved or Devolved?

These are the latest pics of my custom chopper, always evolving...

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Old 01-20-07, 11:46 PM
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Wtp - you'll never get any credibility with the tall bike crowd. You'd got paint, the parts all seem to roughly match, and the bike even looks reasonably safe, not as though it might fold at any moment.
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Thats because I didnt take a picture of the crack going up one of the welds at the headtube or the crossthreaded pedal hanging out .
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Originally Posted by Gurgus
Nicely done! I'm thinkig about something like that, just gotta setup my work bench first.
kogswell also sells a pre-drilled cog for this sort of use, but then you wouldn't get to break any drill bits.
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Old 01-24-07, 02:42 PM
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Wtp - you'll never get any credibility with the tall bike crowd. You'd got paint, the parts all seem to roughly match, and the bike even looks reasonably safe, not as though it might fold at any moment.
For reals, you may as well put a brake on it. Of course, around here I am the tall bike crowd.
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Originally Posted by kemmer
For reals, you may as well put a brake on it. Of course, around here I am the tall bike crowd.
Rocky says, wear a helmet.
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Old 01-25-07, 02:55 PM
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Originally Posted by kemmer
For reals, you may as well put a brake on it. Of course, around here I am the tall bike crowd.
Done and done.



I've started commuting on it and I live on a hill, it's nice not to have to drag my foot on the tire when I need to stop.
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Old 01-25-07, 02:58 PM
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that mother is stealth!!! lovin the beer-can holder...
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Originally Posted by wethepeople
Done and done.
I've started commuting on it and I live on a hill, it's nice not to have to drag my foot on the tire when I need to stop.
I know what you mean, some of my shoes are slightly wrecked. That thing is pretty damn cool, I'm loving the spikes on the steer tube. Where do you live BTW?
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Originally Posted by That Forum Guy
Rocky says, wear a helmet.
I actually kinda like that guy but that just sucks. It's total dick move Rocky, and nobody agrees with you.

Edit: Helmets on tall bikes are probably a good idea, not that I ever remember to wear one.
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Originally Posted by kemmer
I know what you mean, some of my shoes are slightly wrecked. That thing is pretty damn cool, I'm loving the spikes on the steer tube. Where do you live BTW?
Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada.
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Originally Posted by wethepeople



Is that you with the hose?
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pffft, ya right. My belly is WAY bigger.
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