)build up with square taper bottom bracket
I’ve constructed a gravity bike however, and I’ll admit that I’ve always thought about ways to propel uphill besides scooting or just straight up walking some of these hills around here…I actually have a crank/slash wheel setup but it’s too small and my gravity bike has disc brakes (which I refuse to give up). But I’m really intrigued as to how this is going to turn out. Prone bikes to me are like platypuses. Interesting yet quite dangerous if mishandled. Wishing you the best on the build mate. Cheers.
And I would fit in that back pack
Last year, I found a pair of Spesh Ground Control/Masters from back then, still almost brand new. 20 bucks sounds like a deal, but I drove 240km to get them
That maybe even to small for me
I don't have, or will ever have, the bikes and parts you have, but I do have the wooden machinist tool box on the work bench. It belonged to my father.Ok this is funny. Cal worked at Cook Bros back in the day. He made a stereo cart with some old stems he had for the handle mount. Cook Bros stems sell for a few hundred dollars each, at least View attachment 261896
https://www.retrobike.co.uk/threads/repurposing-vintage-bicycle-parts.477810/#post-3568525
He's melting some minds over there
To be clear, that's not me, that's a guy in California. Just sharing something I read elsewhere.. I do have some of my father's tools, as well as my grandfather's, and my father in law's. It's a nice connection with the past, feels like they're there helping me still
