initial conditions
boneyard
the original seatpost was a bit short, and an odd size. no prob, just take a few 1/1000th off a spare mtn post from the box-o-parts
readers, meet "Harlan."
happy trails,
J.r.
Thursday, October 19, 2006
fixed It
in anticipation of a great ski season, and therefore a heinous mud season on the singletrack commute, i ressurected an old road/touring frame and prep'd it as a fixed gear bike for commuting and town riding. i replaced only what was toasted and purchased as little as possible, digging into the bin-o-parts to scavenge for "upgrades." the bike, from here on known as "Harlan," cleaned up nice. i've put about a hunerd miles on it commuting and running social calls in the last week plus and the legs are comfortably numb. riding a fixed gear bike might just be one of the best dry land training approaches for tele season! that, and to make a leaner, meaner one speeder! a few pics of the process...
initial conditions
boneyard
the original seatpost was a bit short, and an odd size. no prob, just take a few 1/1000th off a spare mtn post from the box-o-parts
readers, meet "Harlan."
happy trails,
J.r.
initial conditions
boneyard
the original seatpost was a bit short, and an odd size. no prob, just take a few 1/1000th off a spare mtn post from the box-o-parts
readers, meet "Harlan."
happy trails,
J.r.
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That's the best kind of bike. And the wheels you got will last forever!
-M
ps use the medium pics next time.
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