Let's see some of your geared bikes........ (retired)
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Riding Heaven's Highways: In Memoriam
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I was looking for more than a year for a steel vintange ..Finally.
Looks like new..Rides even better.
Looks like new..Rides even better.
Last edited by justfitme; 11-03-12 at 05:48 PM.
#3152
Bicycle Repair Man !!!
Improved the beer hauling capacity of the extrabike... used surplus German military rain packs which were pretty much plug and play.
#3156
Fixie Infamous
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Ah, the helmet bag, as you said, made it look a little messy.
Damn, those get big.
Damn, those get big.
#3157
We win all charity rides
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SO MUCH BEER HAULING CAPACITY. But for real, thats a pretty good idea for panniers.
#3158
Goes to 11.
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Sweet merciful crap!
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Bicycle Repair Man !!!
Will let you know as soon as I find the business card.
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I'm in love.
Last edited by striknein; 11-04-12 at 05:43 PM.
#3168
Bicycle Repair Man !!!
I am too Scottish to pay someone money for something I can do myself... the extension was a DIY project that utilized the rear triangle of a cheap full suspension bike and the Utility forum has a great DIY thread on home built longbikes.
The bike is going into it's 5th season and has never caused me a moment's problem and it always sees rather hard use because of the loads it carries.
The bike is going into it's 5th season and has never caused me a moment's problem and it always sees rather hard use because of the loads it carries.
#3169
Team Beer
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This just followed me home. My head is full of plans for it.
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I'll throw a hnnng at that. Needs contrasting cables though.
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I have a stem, bar and brake combo already wrapped with white tape and gum hoods waiting at home.
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#3172
Fresh Garbage
Aw yes. rides so gewd
It will only get better with new wheels/tires/saddle - in time
I had to throw in a couple in-line barrel adjusters since removing the original brake levers. Braking doesnt seem to be effected.
It will only get better with new wheels/tires/saddle - in time
I had to throw in a couple in-line barrel adjusters since removing the original brake levers. Braking doesnt seem to be effected.
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#3173
Senior Member
That's awesome. And big enough for a full grown man!
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#3174
sɹɐʇsɟoןןnɟsʇıbɟɯo
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you've been *****ing over a panasonic 4 evaers
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cowboy, steel horse, etc
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Nice drop bar conversion there!!! Damn, that's a long stem for drop bars with modern-shaped brake hoods.