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Here is a picture of my felt ledslead, not much left but the frame. Love the bike, its my daily ride.

Think i finally fixed it...phew.

I am clueless, what o.s. do you use? Here is a link to the gallery anyway http://postimg.org/gallery/8i5d7x5i/

Looks cool, we should have a bikecad buildoff sometime..

Weird.. i had no problems seeing them with chrome on my android phone.

Thanks dude, i kinda like it myself now.. My stretched bikes are intended for speed with a minimum of lightweight components. I like how the classic look of the fork flows with the lines of the frame. My favorite color is black and besides that, a fancy paintjob is a total waste if you use your...

Built for a colleague: Micargi frame, kronan fork, lepper seat, aluminium seatpost, crankset, rack, kickstand, and bottom bracket converter. bmx headset, mtb fenders

One of the cool things is that you can experiment with different forks and wheels without actually owning them. Another is that you can print it on scale..

Is anyone familiar with http://www.bikecad.ca/ ? It is an online bicycledesign application. Here are a few of my unfortunately never build designs to demonstrate what it is capable of: Here is a link to these designs, you can open them in the bikecadprogram. https://www.bikecad.ca/user/7921...

Hi Hamza, looking forward to see your ratrodpadyak! I wouldnt know where those pics were taken, i just grabbed them off the net. But i think the Philippines have some of the best custom bicycles in the world..

Sidecar race!! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mvT_iZ3gCw0

In search of bicyclesidecar data i stumbled upon these: ¨A Philippine pedicab is called a traysikad', trisikad--or simply sikad--or padyak (to tramp or stamp one's feet) and is made by mounting a sidecar to a regular bicycle. ¨ (wiki) Did some more googling and found out they make awesome...

Rides lovely, fast and comfortable.Tested over 45 kmph. Some of the lycra outfit helmet and earodynamic shades cyclists laugh in my face until i pass them. Its funny to watch their expressions change from ridiculing to confusion and disbelief. These type of bicycles are banned from the...

Bought myself a felt lead sled and stripped everything off to make it as light as possible. Aluminium crankset, seatpost, rack, headset, bottombracket converter and rims. 24X3.0 big apple tires nexus 3speed, giant 29 inch fork. As with many lead sleds, the kickstand had come loose, It is now...

I could not resist buying this nos prewar Eastern Star Made in India frame plus fenders, so i turned it into this for my girl: Its a 28 inch frame, but the slightly larger kronan fork compensates for the slightly smaller 26 inch wheels, and ads a bit of rake

A backrest would be nice, i saw one once that could be attached to the seatpost. As for the 52, i found it a bit too much in second and third, so i replaced it with a 44. could have put a 19 in the rear, but the 44 is a better size for a chainguard. Rides like a dream now.

Thanks! Amsterdam is relatively flat as is the rest of Holland, we have bridges, and cyclepaths in the dunes though. Going uphill is not bad, you can put a lot of strength in the bike, pushing the pedals while firmly holding on to the apehangers. Contrary to appearances this geometry is very...

Thanks, but i took the big /black/fat / Gel-Seat off to replace it with a lighter, more stylish and equally comfortable leather seat, made in holland. I know what chainguards are for, but do not have any that fits the 52 teeth front-sprocket :roll:

Wanted to make this as clean and lightweight as possible, but i have to have a rack! Nexus 3 speed, 52/16, alu shimano vintage race crankset, micargi mustang gts frame, kronan frontfork, lepper seat, need a black lunchbox..