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SHOW US YOUR KLUNKERZ
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BMX forks are pretty tough.
MattiThundrrr
Rattus All Terrainus
Fixed it a bit!
I had a bike with a sidecar a few years back, the regular fork twisted when I had a load of groceries and a passenger. I replace it with a BMX 26" fork, no problem after that.
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Nice! Worksman 2600?
MattiThundrrr
Rattus All Terrainus
2 signs, big one is for road traffic, small one equals good times ahead for the Duck
Didn't make it halfway through the klunker pics without wanting to build one.
Here is one built from a free frame, (might be a Schwinn ) and recycled bike parts.
Had the wheels and tires left over from painting and tuning up the old Stumpjumper.
Took about most of one day, this one.
Here is one built from a free frame, (might be a Schwinn ) and recycled bike parts.
Had the wheels and tires left over from painting and tuning up the old Stumpjumper.
Took about most of one day, this one.
Turns out to be a very fun bike to ride.
Handles great, stable at slow speed, and east to pedal.
The price was right.
Handles great, stable at slow speed, and east to pedal.
The price was right.
Nice Quick Work
Just finished refurbishing my 24" Klunker.
New bearings (Odyssey Dynatron sealed) and I repacked the hub. Grease is coming out now the first miles.
New chain and rings.
Still going strong and I absolutely enjoy the bike on the Singletracks.
New bearings (Odyssey Dynatron sealed) and I repacked the hub. Grease is coming out now the first miles.
New chain and rings.
Still going strong and I absolutely enjoy the bike on the Singletracks.
State Bikes Klunker. Modern Klunker, kitted out.
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he wants to ride it on a 30 mile trail ride coming up.
JaxRhapsody
Rhapsodic Laviathan
A few of yall have those bso mtb tires, are those actually decent offroad?
