Post Your Personal Workspace
05-02-11, 08:59 AM
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Beautiful! Is that lower door rust? I had a 1990 Land Cruiser that I bought with 65,000 miles on it, drove it until it had 300,000 miles and never put a thing but rotors/pads/oil/filters into it. NEVER should have sold it. Good luck with the rebuild.
05-13-11, 09:21 AM
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in the process of replacing cables/housing, handlebar/bar tape, and swapping pedals to speedplay...no real workspace...id rather be riding..
ps: can someone tell me how to post a picture by link...thanks
ps: can someone tell me how to post a picture by link...thanks
05-13-11, 11:45 PM
#129
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My other workspace... 
05-14-11, 03:17 AM
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Actually the company who sold me all the parts (including wood) makes these for use as commercial shelving. They can be made any length, width or height. I extended the back legs and attached a tool board to it. It is a completely stand alone unit and can be slid out for cleaning or if I want to adjust the space.
It is ROCK SOLID.
It is ROCK SOLID.
05-16-11, 08:25 PM
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Nope...I bought the frame for a very good deal on Ebay from the Bethlehem, PA police department. It spent 15 hard years as a patrol bike, the guy who rode it was 250lbs, plus 50 pounds of gear. I figured if 300 pounds didn't break it, my 185lbs would do just fine...
05-16-11, 08:31 PM
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This works for me and I like the flexibility I have so that I can move things around as my business dictates.
05-19-11, 06:13 PM
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Riding like its 1990
Craptastic as it is...
Putting together a fleet of bikes for the HS team with donated parts coming in. All my bikes used to fit and it was all organized... honest it was!
Putting together a fleet of bikes for the HS team with donated parts coming in. All my bikes used to fit and it was all organized... honest it was!
05-19-11, 06:27 PM
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I knew I had a desk in there somewhere... inspired because I had to move my truing stand to where I could sit as I often can't spend as much time on my feet without experiencing excruciating pain and then there are days when sitting is also difficult.
05-19-11, 07:27 PM
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Maybe there are some BF members local to you that have some parts they could donate to the project?
05-19-11, 07:29 PM
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05-19-11, 09:24 PM
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Riding like its 1990
I got a bunch of stuff donated from socaltrailriders.org members (seen on the floor) and I think I'll be posting something up soon, I'm just not used to asking for help from folks, always trying to do it all myself. I need to just do it for their sake though.
