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CliftonCK1,
Very nice ride. I think I might add those fenders to my Cross Check. |
Originally Posted by bugly64
(Post 10654858)
CliftonCK1,
Very nice ride. I think I might add those fenders to my Cross Check. The 47mm smooth stainless fenders are still on sale for 35 bones. They're 18mm depth instead of 22mm, so you lose a fifth of an inch in side coverage. They are the same depth as SKS P-45 fenders. All the drilling, parts fabbing, measuring and riveting took me about 5 hours total. But that included about 1.5 hours of re-vamping my entire lighting system. Be forewarned: The high-clearance fork on the Cross Check will not work with the eyeletted crown bolt mounting hardware. Order the additional L-bracket, and be prepared to fabricate a short extender for it, so you can get a good close fender line. |
I had a similar experience with the SKS fenders on my Big Dummy.
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now that i am a official commuter here are pics of my rig.
http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e7...s/IMG_1267.jpg http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e7...s/IMG_1266.jpg http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e7...s/IMG_1265.jpg |
Congratulations, bbeck!
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What kind of rack/support is that?
-Gene- |
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My latest ebay acquisition/project/commuter thingy:
http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=145909 http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=145910 My 1986 Schwinn LeTour, recently fendered. Many of the original components have been replaced/upgraded with stuff I had on my other ten speed (wheels & saddle), or new & new-old-stock acquired online (IRD freewheel, shiny new chain, NOS shimano crankarms & chainrings, and a modern cartridge bottom bracket). Removing the old cup & cone bottom bracket thingy was a learning experience. The bike isn't that pretty, but I took it out today in the rain and it was great! Very happy with the final project. |
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Originally Posted by rdubbz
(Post 10660359)
http://i100.photobucket.com/albums/m...z/IMG_1277.jpg
with the fatties... http://i100.photobucket.com/albums/m...z/IMG_1276.jpg |
Originally Posted by Amani576
(Post 10659522)
What kind of rack/support is that?
-Gene- |
Originally Posted by bbeck
(Post 10662925)
mine is a minoura water bottle holder and i bent a 3 foot peice of 3/8 aluminum to the shape i wanted to support the bag.
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Originally Posted by Brontide
(Post 10663540)
It's not much, but the kids love the ride to and from school every day.
http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=146008 |
Originally Posted by noglider
(Post 10663564)
Why can't I see attachments like this?
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i cant see it either
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It's not much, but the kids love the ride to and from school every day. ( The yellow shirt reads "Born to Ride" :-) )
http://ericwarnke.smugmug.com/photos...86_Xxs7X-L.jpg ( finally just uploaded it to my photo site since the attachment system appears broken, if this doesn't work I'm going to scream ). |
It works. Thanks. Really nice picture.
I used to tow my daughters in a trailer. I kept waiting for them to get bored, but they never did. |
Originally Posted by noglider
(Post 10663564)
Why can't I see attachments like this?
-Gene- |
Originally Posted by KrisA
(Post 10645876)
New bike for my short, 10km a day, commuting. Wanted something classy, easy to ride in office attire while keeping me clean in all conditions. Also, wanted something North American or European made. The Pashley Roadster Sovereign 26 fit the bill. So far so good, it's slow as hell, but once you get it's 50+ pounds wound up it carries speed nicely. Ride is smooth as butter and the position is very relaxing coming from bent up road and XC racing bikes.
Attachment 145469Attachment 145470Attachment 145471 I'm super jealous, I love to have one of those!!! |
Originally Posted by kingfish254
(Post 10663007)
Nice custom work. Can you provide closeup pictures of how it is attached?
http://www.amazon.com/MINOURA-WATER-.../dp/B001N5EJPI http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/...500_AA300_.jpg http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e7...s/IMG_1266.jpg |
slight update new chain shifter and stupid cheap derailer(why did i go cheap) just tuned and cleaned out all the winter crap outta it finally. She still looks good for how many miles are on herhttp://i81.photobucket.com/albums/j2...y/DSC00114.jpg
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Just got this bix box beauty. dont flame. kthanks.
http://img16.imageshack.us/img16/7017/img6583x.jpg |
^Hey mvelocity, i saw that schwinn at a local target and thought it was pretty high end for a "wally" bike. How much did you pay?
I LOVE MY DAWES! http://i41.tinypic.com/k20j2d.jpg http://i40.tinypic.com/vzevxe.jpg http://i41.tinypic.com/16i8tcl.jpg |
Originally Posted by shubonker
(Post 10672356)
^Hey mvelocity, i saw that schwinn at a local target and thought it was pretty high end for a "wally" bike. How much did you pay?
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Originally Posted by mVelocity
(Post 10672329)
Just got this bix box beauty. dont flame. kthanks.
http://img16.imageshack.us/img16/7017/img6583x.jpg |
^for real. That actually looks like a pretty decent bike, and for $250? I could use another bike..
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Originally Posted by shubonker
(Post 10672356)
^Hey mvelocity, i saw that schwinn at a local target and thought it was pretty high end for a "wally" bike. How much did you pay?
I LOVE MY DAWES! http://i41.tinypic.com/k20j2d.jpg http://i40.tinypic.com/vzevxe.jpg http://i41.tinypic.com/16i8tcl.jpg but i agree with the loving the dawes i recently bought a lighting dlx i love it |
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Originally Posted by Fizzaly
(Post 10675134)
do you have problems with your chain coming off up front i have lately and cant figure out why all of the sudden its doing it
but i agree with the loving the dawes i recently bought a lighting dlx i love it You can get this chain watcher: http://www.pricepoint.com/detail/184...in-Watcher.htm It keeps the chain from dropping off the inner side of the crankset. Looks like this on the bike: http://cdn.mos.bikeradar.com/images/...ch1-399-75.jpg |
yeah thanks ill try that everything else ive done has not worked
Originally Posted by shubonker
(Post 10675948)
Not at all, make sure your chain is at the correct length. Could also be your crank's chainline not agreeing with the gear changes.
You can get this chain watcher: http://www.pricepoint.com/detail/184...in-Watcher.htm It keeps the chain from dropping off the inner side of the crankset. Looks like this on the bike: http://cdn.mos.bikeradar.com/images/...ch1-399-75.jpg |
Originally Posted by SSX
(Post 10675346)
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