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TWISTED!!!!!

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The spokes are twisted and wheels trued up so I slapped on the pedals and a chain and took it for a short spin. One of the pedal spindles is bent so it pedals a little wonky and the coaster brake isn’t connected yet but other than that, it rolls pretty smooth. Doesn’t stop well yet.
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The spokes are twisted and wheels trued up so I slapped on the pedals and a chain and took it for a short spin. One of the pedal spindles is bent so it pedals a little wonky and the coaster brake isn’t connected yet but other than that, it rolls pretty smooth. Doesn’t stop well yet.
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That bike looks all at once elegant and tough!
 
Spent all afternoon and into the evening banging, trimming and forming sheet metal. The rear fender/front fender combo is mounted and finally not rubbing or clanging around on anything.
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The fender combo covers about 270 degrees of the wheel. They are joined together at the original fender crossmember on the seat stay. I also had to remove the fender braces and remount one of them on what was the rear fender. Its too dark now to get a good picture of it all so I’ll have to wait until tomorrow for that.
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Nice pavement scrapers and grips!
 
This is a sweet build !
 
Spent all afternoon and into the evening banging, trimming and forming sheet metal. The rear fender/front fender combo is mounted and finally not rubbing or clanging around on anything.
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The fender combo covers about 270 degrees of the wheel. They are joined together at the original fender crossmember on the seat stay. I also had to remove the fender braces and remount one of them on what was the rear fender. Its too dark now to get a good picture of it all so I’ll have to wait until tomorrow for that.
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Did not see that coming!
 
Rat On!
 
$10 from a local farm equipment scrap yard. By the colour, I think it is from a ‘50’s-60’s era Massey Ferguson. The red is too orange-y for it to be International Harvester.
(The farm boy in me is coming out, lol)
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Now to figure out how to convert it to LED...
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You just about have to use a dremel to at least score the back so that the cracks don't travel to the front.
Cool light! and fenders
 

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