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• #202
It works really well, My dad converted half the study into a sewing room as a retirement present for her.
For van updates read from here onwards:
https://www.lfgss.com/comments/15571743/
Tomorrow I am making a curtain with my mum to help insulate the front and back from cold / noise. Will be sandwich of 2mm neoprene with a layer of tyvek in the middle. I'll post photos tomorrow.
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• #203
Head tube and seat tube no?
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• #204
Yes ST would have been fine if the HT was longer.
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• #205
Took advantage of the period of dry weather whilst I'm in wales
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• #206
Looks bloody lovely!
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• #207
looking at the bars I thought you were riding this:
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• #208
ha, you literally have the same bars on your bike!
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• #209
Finally some gravel action!
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• #210
Finally some action!
FTFY
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• #211
So my new forks came...
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• #212
I'd pay good money to watch your unboxing channel where you open parcels using tablespoons
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• #214
I will be getting on for my new bike eventually, the one on my MTB is a revelate and 100% not surpulus sorry.
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• #215
Whilst my GFs genesis is being built she's back on her Pashley Princess, which...is a heavy old thing thing. I got mad there was no where good to put a front light (mostly due to the basket being higher than the bars), so queue this old bodge:
a bit of steerer, a starnut, some innertube and a p-clip, which has hugely improved side visibility:
Also got pissed off when working on it that it was so heavy, so got her a double kick stand
I was planning on using the cranks that had come with her other bike, but they're 130BCD so I picked up a set one of the most hansome cranks ever FC-MT60 for under £15 too. the paint/coating is long gone and so when she picks a colour for the frame i'll get these powdercoated black
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• #216
Wow.. content went downhill fast
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• #217
Can we have some snaps of the Christian homeless bike
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• #218
Did some work on my ff's bike
Big up your mum! My gf has the same peg board from ikea, for the same purposes.
I want to see more of that van of yours.