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01-14-14, 11:19 PM
#4828
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^ Nice! You don't see too many of those in that kind of original shape - especially the chrome versions. Beautiful bike 
DD
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01-15-14, 09:27 AM
#4829
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I see a few non-original bits.
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01-15-14, 06:30 PM
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Paint Booth:
It's been an exceptionally dry winter here, and very warm for the last couple weeks. The temperature got up to 65 farenheit and the humidity down to 30% today at my house, so I took advantage of this rare opportunity to paint my current project.
Brent
It's been an exceptionally dry winter here, and very warm for the last couple weeks. The temperature got up to 65 farenheit and the humidity down to 30% today at my house, so I took advantage of this rare opportunity to paint my current project.
Brent
01-18-14, 09:38 AM
#4834
hi
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My indoor rollers frame broke at the hinge joint. The PLASTIC bit that joins the metal frame together is the culprit. It's good enough to friction fit the pieces together, but vibrations during a ride will make it fall apart from under you! Eeekkk. Yes, I almost went through the wall.
So, on the axle end of the crank arm I have a jammed cross threaded nut on the outside to keep it put and a knurled textured nut on the inside of the frame to act as an "axel". When I am riding, I put it as shown, tighten the knurled nut down with my fingers, and put the toe strap through the pedal hole/roller frame to keep the sections from pulling apart. When finished riding, I remove the toe strap and can fold the rollers up for storage. When only the best will do, use Dura-Ace! It works but I should probably use steel bolt instead of the toe strap. For now, this is my solution:
So, on the axle end of the crank arm I have a jammed cross threaded nut on the outside to keep it put and a knurled textured nut on the inside of the frame to act as an "axel". When I am riding, I put it as shown, tighten the knurled nut down with my fingers, and put the toe strap through the pedal hole/roller frame to keep the sections from pulling apart. When finished riding, I remove the toe strap and can fold the rollers up for storage. When only the best will do, use Dura-Ace! It works but I should probably use steel bolt instead of the toe strap. For now, this is my solution:
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01-18-14, 06:24 PM
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My indoor rollers frame broke at the hinge joint. The PLASTIC bit that joins the metal frame together is the culprit. It's good enough to friction fit the pieces together, but vibrations during a ride will make it fall apart from under you! Eeekkk. Yes, I almost went through the wall.
So, on the axle end of the crank arm I have a jammed cross threaded nut on the outside to keep it put and a knurled textured nut on the inside of the frame to act as an "axel". When I am riding, I put it as shown, tighten the knurled nut down with my fingers, and put the toe strap through the pedal hole/roller frame to keep the sections from pulling apart. When finished riding, I remove the toe strap and can fold the rollers up for storage. When only the best will do, use Dura-Ace! It works but I should probably use steel bolt instead of the toe strap. For now, this is my solution:
So, on the axle end of the crank arm I have a jammed cross threaded nut on the outside to keep it put and a knurled textured nut on the inside of the frame to act as an "axel". When I am riding, I put it as shown, tighten the knurled nut down with my fingers, and put the toe strap through the pedal hole/roller frame to keep the sections from pulling apart. When finished riding, I remove the toe strap and can fold the rollers up for storage. When only the best will do, use Dura-Ace! It works but I should probably use steel bolt instead of the toe strap. For now, this is my solution:
01-18-14, 09:04 PM
#4837
Bicycle Repair Man !!!
Almost unheard of temperatures for January and the forecast is for even warmer in the week... I almost wore shorts today.
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01-18-14, 10:38 PM
#4838
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checked out Shinola flagship store in Tribeca, nyc.
beautiful hand built bikes in Detroit, leather works and watches—Swiss mov and part assembled in Detroit too.
their Saddles to watch, definitely. looked as good as Brooks if not better. about same price.
beautiful hand built bikes in Detroit, leather works and watches—Swiss mov and part assembled in Detroit too.
their Saddles to watch, definitely. looked as good as Brooks if not better. about same price.
01-19-14, 08:53 AM
#4841
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I dig what Shinola is doing; I like their watches. For some reason I thought Waterford was building their frames.
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01-19-14, 10:43 AM
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I didn't know about the showroom so close to my home. I will definitely visit!
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01-20-14, 02:40 PM
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01-20-14, 09:54 PM
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It's true - you can look it up.
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01-20-14, 09:59 PM
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I posted a new batch of photos over on my Diego Garcia thread, but figured these two are worthy of inclusion here as well.
Sea turtle trail:
Mama laying her eggs:
DD
Sea turtle trail:
Mama laying her eggs:
DD
01-29-14, 07:06 PM
#4850
WV is not flat..
Just wishing for this kind of weather again. The wife goofing around on the Rt.9 bike path.
