So, I'm guessing the bolt tightens the post in the tube? (originally I thought the bike was missing the clamp)
I unscrewed it like 5 inches and it didn't come out/apart... so I tightened it down again.
???
Late 50's Evans Interceptor 100...
AS found on Craigslist
Got one wheel on and got hints from the "How to..." section on grinding the fork/axle for fitment of the front...
very uncomfortable seat... kinda like bare metal with contact paper on it...
Yeah! Got the front wheel on...
Mine is basically stock plus an 8-speed Nexus with drum brake, a kiddie-seat rack on the back end, and an ESGE stand...
She's pulling the trailer... mind the tow bar.
Say that 3 times fast.
Nexus-8 with drum brake...
Garmin E-map... (I can't figure out diameters for my bike computer...
Newbie question alert.
Ok, I picked up a set of 26" rims off of CL from a more modern cruiser... The front rim's axle bolt is too big to fit in the front fork on my late 50's Evans Interceptor... IT's close, but...
My question... Should I get a new axle ? Is that easy to swap out? How...
Seen this?
pedal power goes to generator, electricity goes to rear wheel...
"muscle multiplier"
one revolution pedaled equals 50 revolutions of wheel...
45ft/lbs torque, 50mph...
How do I build one?
http://www.erockit.net/en/
Just curious if anyone here has ever ridden one of these?
http://columbus.craigslist.org/bik/814918637.html
Specialized Chopper. Looks sweet. Way pricey for me... Supposedly a limited edition?
EDIT> Question - What year(s) were these made?
http://cgi.ebay.com/1930S-SHELBY-26-BOYS-WESTERN-FLYER-MOTORBIKE_W0QQitemZ280258090520QQihZ018QQcategoryZ156524QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
So, I've thought of laying some ape hangers down more towards the rear with a set-back seat. I thought these were interesting...
I searched and didn't find a reference to this article previously... It's from last year in Wired. Thought it was interesting:
Bike Hackers Get Whimsical with Two-Wheelers
http://www.wired.com/culture/lifestyle/multimedia/2007/10/gallery_bike_hacks?slide=1&slideView=2
Okay - newbie question here:
What determines the weight description of these older bikes? I see middleweights and heavyweights described here and on other bike sites... Is there such thing as a lightweight? Are there any other classes?
The reason I ask... right now my newly acquired...
Picked up this Evans Interceptor 100 off of Craigslist today. Needs a little work, but basically in good shape... I'm excited to have my first platform for a project!
Can anyone point me to any info on Evans Bicycles out of Plymouth Michigan? Looking locally at an Evans Interceptor 100 from the late 50's / early 60's...
thanks for any info...
Hello from Ohio... Found this site a week or so ago and have been checking it out and drooling. I'm smitten and can't wait to start my own rat-rod project.
I biked a lot as a kid and recently found bikes again doing the family thing and towing a trailer with my two boys. So, I'm a newbie...