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This is my workhorse
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nice.
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I have 2 bikes right now (one just got nicked
otherwise I would have 3). One is a Dawes Galaxy from 1978 frame with all new parts converted into single speed. For fun I have a Swobo fixie plus a Dahon Speed S7 foldup which got nicked.First one for communting to work and college. Second one for weekend. Third one for rainy days.
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I have this mutha, but in silver. It is a lovely bike.
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Lugs. Meh.
Here's my track frame, which I designed myself (part of the designing was done using SU):
Titanium is not the best material for a track frame, but it's individual, to say the least. I should have specced some gussetting / webbing around the bottom bracket / chainstay area.
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Sweet ride youve got there tim
My current bike:
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Just finished doing up one for my girlfriend. Went a bit crazy with the handle bar. Have to find the time to take some photos.
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i wish i had more time to ride these days.. here are my two...
right after i finished it a few years ago.. (san stickers now and a few more cabon fiber goodies)
and i picked this up for the hilly rides
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Love the gold rims
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Wow, pimping man!
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My bikes, all built (not the frames obviously) by yours truely except for the Swobo.
One for the Road
One for the weekend
One for the Misus
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Howd you get the chain tight on the top one chango? Any special trickery or just playing around with the chain length until it worked?
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Well I just pulled wheel back reasonably forcefully and held it in place with one hand and tightened it with the other. Is this what you are asking?
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I was wondering more about how you got the chain the right length, as i cant imagine you get a huge amount of room for adjustment with a horizontal dropout.
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Oh I see, I can't remember changing the chain length so I must have got it at that length. Sorry if thats no help to you.
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This is pretty funky
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Cool idea, not too keen on the aesthetics of it though.
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wasnt there a folding Puma bike, that used a cable as the downtube.....which also doubled as the cable for the lock...that was kind of a cool bike...
*edit...found the pics..
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