Monsterbecane
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#31
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Joined: Oct 2008
Posts: 209
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From: Syracuse, NY
Bikes: 1978 Raleigh Team Record, 1979 Motobecane Mirage, 1985 Gitane Professional
Kinda reminds me of my Motobecane Mirage all weather commuter.

I actually did my first cross race on this bike setup as a SS(it's fixed right now) took the fenders off, and dropped down the gearing.

I actually did my first cross race on this bike setup as a SS(it's fixed right now) took the fenders off, and dropped down the gearing.
#32
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Joined: Nov 2005
Posts: 4,035
Likes: 2,115
From: NW Ohio
Bikes: 1984 Miyata 310, 1986 Schwinn Sierra, 1987 Ross Mt. Hood, 1988 Schwinn LeTour, 1988 Trek 400T, 1981 Fuji S12-1977 Univega Grand Rally, S LTD, 1973 Sears Free Spirit 531, 197? FW Evans
Now I am kicking myself for not going after that Criss Cross that was on CL here a couple weeks ago. I didn't even consider stripping the parts to build a Cyclocross bike or touring bike.
#33
holyrollin'
Joined: Jun 2005
Posts: 1,324
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From: L.B.N.J.U.S.A.
Bikes: Raleigh, Rudge, James 3spds., and a cast of many
Like that, or like those damned Group B rally cars that looked like a Fiat or a Renault box of crap, but had about 500 horsepower and were built to go 100 mph over dirt roads...sideways.
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Well, to be fair, my criss cross was not original. The original parts on it were nothing to write home about so don't lose any sleep over it.
#36
Love it!
For while now I've been wanting to do a Monster'cross bike like this with a crappy Giant made Schwinn World Sport I have. Yours has definately motivated me. Great work.
For while now I've been wanting to do a Monster'cross bike like this with a crappy Giant made Schwinn World Sport I have. Yours has definately motivated me. Great work.
#37
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Joined: May 2008
Posts: 1,554
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From: Southwest Michigan
Bikes: Fuji Monterey, Schwinn Traveler, Fuji Special Road Racer, Gitane Interclub, Sun EZ-1, Schwinn Frontier, Puch Cavalier, Vista Cavalier, Armstrong, Raleigh Sports, Schwinn Stingray
Fun build.
Looking forward to seeing the finished product.
#38
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Joined: Jul 2011
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Hey mazdaspeed - I've used cloth from a tshirt as handlebar wrap before and it worked well. I wrapped the handlebars first with double-sided foam tape that you can get at Office Depot or wherever. Cut strips of tape and wrap them around the bars. Then cut strips of cloth and wrap it over the foam tape. Finish with electrical tape or your preferred finishing substance.
- Tom
- Tom
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