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Budget build pt2 - Big Wheels keep on turnin'

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fischflo:

looks like proper fun !    How about some decals?  :)

Jon The Bassist:

--- Quote from: fischflo on August 29, 2010, 10:15 PM ---
looks like proper fun !    How about some decals?  :)


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I think so!  It's my dad's bike so I'll see what he says.

James Nada:

--- Quote from: Jon The Bassist on August 29, 2010, 10:23 PM --- It's my dad's bike ....

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that still brings a smile to my face.

I'm sure it'll be wiped off though when I get beaten by a 60 year old at the next Bradford regional!

Jon The Bassist:
Decals on the way from del  :daumenhoch:
Thanks Rooski for the spacer tube and MotomagII for the tophat washer (we did need the wider one)  :4_17_5:
It all went together well last night, needed quite a few spacers for that width of crank axle, but all done now. I had a ride up and down the pavement in the dark. First impressions - light (for an OS cruiser), springy, and fairly short (but definitely rideable). Although the frame feels a little bit flexy, the drive train certainly isn't, and it leaps forward when you push down on the pedals.

Greg - I'll definitely take that frame pad when I next see you if it's still going, just let me know of fundage required  :daumenhoch:

brettypeeps:
Looking great for a budget build :daumenhoch:

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