Weird bikes, bike innovation and bike contraptions
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johnbryanpeters
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Nope.
Karate Monkey
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The CNC time on that part must be out of control.
Them again, they mill cassettes or of one piece of metal, and people pay for it...
rick81721
Lothar
They are printed. No idea how long that takes
GSTim
Formerly M3Tim
For most parts a lot longer than machining.
Kaleidopete
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i'm a bit scared of those finials on the top tube.....
Kaleidopete
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Ready for winter riding
Fire Lord Jim
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Fire Lord Jim
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Today's Ride. Yet another weird bike contraption. I originally bought this bike just for the hub (more on that later). The rear fork folds under, and uses an elastomer for a rear suspension. 20" rear wheel, 16" front.
The bike has a 21 speed hub: 7 speed freewheel on an internal 3 speed hub.
My plan was to make a hill climbing unicycle from the hub, but for now, I'll ride it's is.
My plan was to make a hill climbing unicycle from the hub, but for now, I'll ride it's is.
Cassinonorth
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Scott with the integrated shock inside the frame.
Kaleidopete
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Karate Monkey
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Saw a guy at Allaire with one a couple of months ago. They're neat (and apparently don't mess up the handling too much).
I know him! Jay DeJesus- east coast legend
Ian F
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I was about to post the same thing. Moto + EWR on the back = 99.9% chance it's Jay.
don
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That's a name I haven't heard in a long while. Anything going on with EWR? Those were such cool bikes back in the 90's/00's
Kaleidopete
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