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A tight chain promotes tooth wear on sprockets and premature failure of the chain. A loose chain destroys wheels and paint jobs.

Many newer bike manufacturers are making fenders with attached flairs. Electra, Nirve, and Micargi all have them in certain rear fenders. But the flair is located at the front of the fender. If never looked at them closely but it shouldn't be hard to swap them to the back. Maybe as easy as...

Unfortunately once you post something to the net it's pretty much open. We watermark all our pictures usually. Mostly if it's new design and product. Is it right? No. But it's the way the world works.

I have a 2009 that has maybe 1/2 a mile on it. It got hung up in the rack in April 2009 after a trip around town and hasn't been moved since.

Got an extra set of these that we fabbed a few weeks ago to try out a different material (this is some thin walled DOM...pricy stuff). Will send out to the bike that my wife feels most deserving. I will keep my opinions to myself.

sure. I'll wheelie

I'm just happy to have the bike really. It is a joy to ride, has gone countless miles, and is the centerpiece of the shop. My wife likes it so much that she has asked if I can build up a similar styled muscle bike for her as well.

The Ginch....Class 1. My childhood bike found and rebuilt as I wanted to build it back in the early 80's.

Most of my early builds were based on the stretched Dyno. I made a template of the important locations (neck, seat, axles, and BB). This was because I had one and it was set up for my size and was the most comfortable thing I had ridden. I would go (and sometimes still do) to the police bike...

looks painfully cool. nice work.

Build something

There is no Santa. But I asked my wife for a Radical Rick tattoo and a new chop saw. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

I'm offended with your trying not to offend. I will be in the shop "all elite like" if anyone needs me.

Never apologize for hating a Jim Carey movie. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

read my post above....My opinion doesn't matter. Once you start caring what others think you are creating elitism. Do what you do, ride what you ride, swap bars or fab a set on your own. Just be happy and ride.

Here is your elitism: Anyone can assemble a bike. Not everyone can fabricate a bike.

mine has been done so long it's on the rack behind 15 other bikes.

Clicks and elitism are a way of life. I thought it would disappear once I got out of high school but I was wrong. They are in the hot rod world, work, and visable with groups at the bar on saturday night. my two favorite quotes are written on the wall in the shop where I see them every day...