Here is my Ibis 700c conversion. CX fork in front and 26" to 700c canti bracket in rear. Tires are 700c x 40 but with skinnier road bike tires you should be able to almost match the circumference of your knobbies.
I am in the process of rebuilding a Manitou Three and found that the left skewer assembly has a small oil filled shock. Obviously this was an aftermarket upgrade. I wanted to see if anyone could tell me a little more info regarding this and whether or not it is worth keeping.
Tough to find a true retro 29er but take a look at the singular peregrine set up with flat bars. I know that this is a new bike but it has a retro look. You end up with a lugged 29er with disc brakes and a classic mountain bike look for a lot less than custom. For a semi custom retro looking...
Girlonbike that is a nice SS. Can you tell me what the clamp diameter is on the RM-3?
Here are the RM-1's mounted on mine. Obviously I need to tape and replace the cables.
I would love to get my hands on a set of these for my mojo build. I am currently running the RM-1's but would like to try the "ibis bend" for obvious reasons. Thanks.
So I have the bike built up and rideable. So far this has been a total parts bin build. But I have just ordered some new cables and picked up some bar tape. I also got some moon units that I have yet to install.
Alright now for some of the details.
I converted this bike from 26" to 700c rims...
Mounted the brakes and fork last night. As you can see below I am using Paul's touring canti's. I also included a screen grab from http://www.aspirevelotech.com/ showing some limited edition anodized Paul's brakes and levers. I just spent too much on some vintage faded stoplights otherwise I...
In the shop right now. I put a Robert Davis iron duke conversion in and blew the half shaft, as expected. After taking too long to put in 24 spline axles and a locker, the carb is gunked up and there was water in the oil. So I will try and sort that out. When it was running it turned a few...