There was parts scavenging happeningIf we tried that here it would be @MattiThundrrr and I cruising around and he'd end in my backyard scavengeing for parts but we'd still have a blast
Found a honey hole
There was parts scavenging happeningIf we tried that here it would be @MattiThundrrr and I cruising around and he'd end in my backyard scavengeing for parts but we'd still have a blast
Who's who in the pic, should do a pic of the user thread maybe, I know some people don't like their face shown and that's all good too
The user names certainly fit the characters, you look like a couple of cool cats to hang with
DR T.........for sureyou look like a couple of cool cats to hang with
The user names certainly fit the characters, you look like a couple of cool cats to hang with
I LOVE seeing faces on here…. I wish more builders would share.
I LOVE seeing faces on here…. I wish more builders would share.
where were you guys? Savanna? I’d love to meet up with some ratter‘s on my business travels.
Now I see the bigger picture
I'm working on a few of my friends gravel conversions, latest one is a Scott santa cruz, nice purple colourI love old 26" wheel MTB's turned into gravel bikes! Made one myself back in 2019 from an old Wheeler New Yorker that was supposed to be scrapped
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Also Specialized had a factory thingy like that back in 1989. It was called the Rock Combo
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That's actually pretty cool. I love pierced tube designs like thatTuned this bike up today for donation to the local Toys for Tots xmas givaway. The disconnected top tube reminded me of your Iron Horse mtb. This Magna Fugitive is actually a decent bike, well, compared to most bsos. From 1999. aluminum rims with plenty of spokes. aluminum brake arms instead of stamped sheet metal. Rides good too. We regreased the bearings and put in a new cable. The rear brake cable was rusted inside the housing where it curves up. The square downtube looks out of place among the round or ovalized tubes on the rest of the frame. And it was already a single speed.
I dig your floor. Also.She came apart smooth with exception of the BB. That's soaking now. Filled with that smelly grey La Brea tar pit ooze that tells me it's probably never been opened and probably had water in there at least once
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The only things pictured that are 100% guaranteed to be reused are the frame and the seatpost
Even the brake mount bolts and water bottle cage bolts will probably be replaced with stainless hardware like usual
If I can free up that BB tomorrow I plan to wash and hopefully polish this thing this weekend
Thanks man. I didn't have time to epoxy this floor when we moved in so I just did some sealer on the high traffic areas. Makes cleanup much easierI dig your floor. Also.
@kingfish254 , photos? He takes photos?Hopefully @kingfish254 got some photos today because I didn't get a single one
No kidding. I watch lots of build shows of all types.I like Old Shovel's builds. I think I've watched most of them. It's relaxing just kicking it by the fireplace and watching someone else do the wrenching.
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