Thanks dude, when coasting about in the garages it feels pretty comfy. The saddle is a bit naff but it’s quite plush. A layback post might improve the aesthetics a bit.
I think it's aesthetically quite pleasing, a layback post might be nice though. I prefer a comfy seat.Thanks dude, when coasting about in the garages it feels pretty comfy. The saddle is a bit naff but it’s quite plush. A layback post might improve the aesthetics a bit.
Still need to set the wheel up and dish it correctly. I have a ss chain somewhere which I’ll throw on at some point and add some v’s from the parts bin.
It’s progressing nicely just in time forsummersh**, winter
Just cruising about really, take it on the train down to the seafront or round the park. Nothing serious really, I’ve got other bikes and projects for that ;-)
Be perfect for that. I find that the bikes I build for nothing in particular often end up being my best ones because I have very low standards.
Thank you and I know what you mean. Those forks are destined to be reunited with a cannondale and not this unremarkable alloy skip dodger. Another set of silver straight blades would look good I admit. Or maybe some dmr trail blades in gloss black or similar.
Amost all of my bikes run mx bars and bmx stems for a more relaxed cruiser type position and its perfect for singletrack and gravel riding, if you have a too small frame and don't want norba, just get some high rise bmx bars or mx bars if you want less rise. They're just as capable as any other bike setup.
