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Decided to repaint and make a few changes to this bike.

Found this old Wrights saddle in a parts bin and paid $5 for it. It looked pretty sad but a scrubbing with saddle soap, application of leather conditioner, reshaping of the leather and a good brushing brought back it’s original brown colour and beauty.

So I had my LBS guy install a single speed hub for me and its running good. I like the simplicity. He installed new spokes and built the wheel , aligned the chain line for $43.00

My local bike shop can source good spokes. Thx for the helpful info.

Would these parts work?

No back brake..I’m just running front hydraulic disc brakes. My frame doesn’t have a mount on the rear for a disc brake. I suppose I could consider a bolt on disc brake mount if I’m changing the rear hub.

the shimano nexus 3 speed rear hub on my electric Ruff Tango bike broke. I think I want to just replace the hub with a single speed hub to keep it simple, but I am unsure of what hub to order off Amazon or eBay that would work. My rear dropouts are 135 mm wide. I don’t need a coaster brake. 36 h...

Todays ride.

Finished this saddle. Far from perfect but its way better than when it came out of a barn.

Parts on this saddle cleaned up quite well. All painted and ready to be recovered.

Another saddle project i picked up for $10

I recently picked up this saddle project for $20

SOLD.

Ruff Cycles Lucky steel frame was discontinued several years ago. This is in great shape. Powdercoated rootbeer still very good condition. Comes with sealed BB, seatpost, rigid front fork. 1 inch head tube. Ships from Ontario, Canada K9J 4 S9 $400 Canadian dollars plus the ride.

I took the amp research fork to a welder and he told me he could extend the stem for me but of course it would be costly. For now I picked up this steel GT transit bike for $60 a couple weeks ago. I think its from the 90s. I liked the style of the frame and it had a shorter head tube that would...

Yep..but I prefer this setup .A roadie I’m NOT. I always hated drop bars.

Aluminum polished, new seatpost, threadless stem and riser stem added today.

Trimming the head tube is somehing I have considered. Thank you

I don't really want to chop and weld this fork at this point. I'm going to explore all other options first. I have acquired another frame that should fit, but I wanted to use this Ruff Lucky frame to complete this trail bike.. I really appreciate all the great advice and input

Ok...if I can't use it..u have first crack at it