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Ken Marcet
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I am in the middle of the final stages of building my first bent, and I have
a couple of issues maybe someone could help me with. First handlebar stems
or handlebars the stem bars I have are two close to where my legs will need
to be to pedal my bike. Actually my legs will hit with every rotation of the
crank! So I need some advise on ways to solve this issue, I have seen
fabricated bars, and this may be an option for me, I have also seen hi rise
stems that raise the bars above what the stock stem will allow. These seem a
bit costly, I am trying to build this bike on a budget! Any feedback? Second
chain guides, I have seen plenty of arrangements for guiding the chain most
seem to involve idler wheels fabricated from in-line skate wheels or
skateboard wheels, I was thinking of just using short 2 to 3 inch pieces of
pvc tubing instead of the jockey wheel arangements. Has anyone every tried
this? What were the results?
Thanks for the advise!
Ken
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It has yet to be proven that intelligence has any survival value.
Arthur C. Clarke
English physicist & science fiction author (1917 - )
a couple of issues maybe someone could help me with. First handlebar stems
or handlebars the stem bars I have are two close to where my legs will need
to be to pedal my bike. Actually my legs will hit with every rotation of the
crank! So I need some advise on ways to solve this issue, I have seen
fabricated bars, and this may be an option for me, I have also seen hi rise
stems that raise the bars above what the stock stem will allow. These seem a
bit costly, I am trying to build this bike on a budget! Any feedback? Second
chain guides, I have seen plenty of arrangements for guiding the chain most
seem to involve idler wheels fabricated from in-line skate wheels or
skateboard wheels, I was thinking of just using short 2 to 3 inch pieces of
pvc tubing instead of the jockey wheel arangements. Has anyone every tried
this? What were the results?
Thanks for the advise!
Ken
--
It has yet to be proven that intelligence has any survival value.
Arthur C. Clarke
English physicist & science fiction author (1917 - )