(Except very short riders, because their parts will collide with the sprockets)
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Change I'd be willing to take
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Change I'd be willing to take
Change I'd be willing to take(Except very short riders, because their parts will collide with the sprockets)
Thanks for the heads-up! I already thought of that I already took a thicker walled tube on purpose for the bottom bracket.I've built a few flip bikes and used the exact method, sliding the BB post into the original seat tube. They all eventually needed pinned. The seat post bolt isn't enough to hold the post from twisting when you get cranking on it. It'll cruise all day but getting on it will stress it till it starts to twist. Now YRMV but a single bolt thru or a couple plug welds does the trick after you've got your heights figured out ( chain clearance and such ) I'm diggin' it though. Gotta love a flip bike!
Cool idea to stretch the chain with the bottom bracket!View attachment 257602
Aligning and then securing the bottom bracket before drilling a hole.
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Left: frame. Right: Bottom Bracket pipe. Holes aligned.
Now I can make the hole from the right piece longer in the mill, so I can tension the chain by bottom bracket.
Hopefully I can soon weld for the last time so I can start the rough mockup!
Thank you!Cool idea to stretch the chain with the bottom bracket!
A sponge will make more of a repeated pattern, it's always the same shape. Plastic bag would be more random, as the shape, and thus the imprint made, will change with every stampDipping with an plastic bag. Could also work with a sponge.
Agreed!A sponge will make more of a repeated pattern, it's always the same shape. Plastic bag would be more random, as the shape, and thus the imprint made, will change with every stamp
Never heard of that guy, I'm going to do some research, thank you sirMan, those angles! every time I see Oma's lines, I think of R Crumb
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Keep up the good stuff
Famous American cartoonist, they made a movie about his life, came out in 1994. Really, it's just the stance of the guy I posted above that reminds meNever heard of that guy, I'm going to do some research, thank you sir
That could work if you have a rich brown.5: Chocolate brown frame. Skin wall tires. Golden accents.
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