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Old 07-16-14, 11:26 AM
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Originally Posted by unterhausen
Andy, so that rack is built into the frame? Nice bike. I keep thinking I should replace my '85 rockhopper commuter bike, but I figure it has another 30 years in it
Yes the rack is brazed onto the frame. The frame acted as the jig for the rack so this was actually quite easy to fab. The rest of the bike has some funky details. Lug sockets finished to emulate fillets, a kick stand securing method that was a light bulb moment, home made rear drop outs and all motivated and built around an alloy shelled SA AW 3-spd hub. Here's a link to my Flicker set on this bike. https://www.flickr.com/photos/731955...7594547294593/ Andy.
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I think intergrated racks are best left to show bikes, low riders, cruisers, rat rods, et cetera.
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Tout Terrain it's a "mass" production deutsch brand and their bike have integrated rack by default.
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Arise, necro thread. It's worthwhile, what can I say?
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Nobody likes necro threads. Closing.
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