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Originally Posted by unterhausen
(Post 8584071)
that's pretty nice, but the shift levers under the saddle looks like a really bad idea. The modern method of breaking the cables is far superior. I'm a little disappointed that nobody bothered to take a picture with the bike disassembled.
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Originally Posted by KendallF
(Post 8667232)
OK, here are a few pictures of the frame, ugly charred paint and all. :) After I took these pictures I sprayed some grey primer on it to keep it from rusting and built it up. I'm going to ride it for a week or two and make sure everything's OK before powdercoating it, probably bright red. It's so ugly I may have to take it on the Tuesday night World Championships ride. :D
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Originally Posted by palincss
(Post 20078655)
"Here" where? There are no pictures in this posting.
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Amazingly, I am still at the same email address and got a notification for the posts here..
I built the bike, rode it here, took it to Spain, rode it up and down some Category 1 climbs with no problem. Eventually I bought a titanium frame and had it S&S coupled and gave this frame to a local guy. Don't know if he ever used it again and I've lost track of who it was. So here are pics of the frame from 8 years ago. The album is public if you want to see more, I'm too lazy to put more here. :-) https://flic.kr/p/22X6rPq https://flic.kr/p/Dm9o2a |
That is really neat, @KendallF! Usually when someone bumps such an old thread, I don't hold out much hope of seeing what was lost. Thank you! :thumb:
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Wow! I love it...Thanks for coming back with the pictures...I was picturing in my head something a bit different while reading through the thread, but how you actually did it is much better lol. It turned out really great!
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