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Mikael Seierup
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Seems to be up. Godawful picture on the first page tho.
http://www.velokraft.com/
Still needs prices and whatnot.
M.
http://www.velokraft.com/
Still needs prices and whatnot.
M.
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Seth Jayson
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Whooz dat guy on there?
The more I see that bike, the more low carbon lust sets in. Any reason you couldn't get a pantour
lace for that front offset fork?
Seth (looking at flights to Poland) Jayson
The more I see that bike, the more low carbon lust sets in. Any reason you couldn't get a pantour
lace for that front offset fork?
Seth (looking at flights to Poland) Jayson
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Mikael Seierup
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"Seth Jayson" skrev...
> Whooz dat guy on there?
Sadly its me. I was cursing my squeaky headset at that time. Was my second or third ride after
putting it together. Bike looks a bit more snazzy now with an M5 tailfairing.
> The more I see that bike, the more low carbon lust sets in. Any reason you couldn't get a pantour
> lace for that front offset fork?
You can fit one on the offset fork I'm told. The frame is pretty good at lessening the
roadshock tho.
M.
> Whooz dat guy on there?
Sadly its me. I was cursing my squeaky headset at that time. Was my second or third ride after
putting it together. Bike looks a bit more snazzy now with an M5 tailfairing.
> The more I see that bike, the more low carbon lust sets in. Any reason you couldn't get a pantour
> lace for that front offset fork?
You can fit one on the offset fork I'm told. The frame is pretty good at lessening the
roadshock tho.
M.
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Seth Jayson
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> The frame is pretty good at lessening the roadshock tho.
>
I'll bet it is, but there's no nerd factor for good frame, is there? Where do you ride, Danemark is
it? What kind of reaction do you get from the kids on the block?
>
I'll bet it is, but there's no nerd factor for good frame, is there? Where do you ride, Danemark is
it? What kind of reaction do you get from the kids on the block?
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Tom Sherman
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Seth Jayson wrote:
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> Whooz dat guy on there?
>
> The more I see that bike, the more low carbon lust sets in. Any reason you couldn't get a pantour
> lace for that front offset fork?
>
> Seth (looking at flights to Poland) Jayson
Seth,
There is a Velokraft owner in the NW Chicago suburbs. <
http://www.wisil.recumbents.com/wisil/misc/barb-n-larry.htm >
Tom Sherman - Various HPV's Quad Cities USA (Illinois side)
>
> Whooz dat guy on there?
>
> The more I see that bike, the more low carbon lust sets in. Any reason you couldn't get a pantour
> lace for that front offset fork?
>
> Seth (looking at flights to Poland) Jayson
Seth,
There is a Velokraft owner in the NW Chicago suburbs. <
http://www.wisil.recumbents.com/wisil/misc/barb-n-larry.htm >
Tom Sherman - Various HPV's Quad Cities USA (Illinois side)
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Torben Scheel
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"Mikael Seierup" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Seems to be up. Godawful picture on the first page tho.
Heh - does Jan-Inge get provision? Wellcome to the Front Page..
>
> http://www.velokraft.com/
>
> Still needs prices and whatnot.
>
> M.
news:[email protected]...
> Seems to be up. Godawful picture on the first page tho.
Heh - does Jan-Inge get provision? Wellcome to the Front Page..
>
> http://www.velokraft.com/
>
> Still needs prices and whatnot.
>
> M.
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Mikael Seierup
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"Seth Jayson" skrev...
> Where do you ride, Danemark is it? What kind of reaction do you get from the kids on the block?
Not many kids on the block actually. Kids and drunks usually like it but that goes for any
recumbent. I ride in Copenhagen, Denmark.
Some better pics here: http://community.webshots.com/user/mseierup
Will be one of the tailbox soon now I got it properly setup. (provided the batteries in my digicam
are not flat.)
M.
> Where do you ride, Danemark is it? What kind of reaction do you get from the kids on the block?
Not many kids on the block actually. Kids and drunks usually like it but that goes for any
recumbent. I ride in Copenhagen, Denmark.
Some better pics here: http://community.webshots.com/user/mseierup
Will be one of the tailbox soon now I got it properly setup. (provided the batteries in my digicam
are not flat.)
M.
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Jiimscozz
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"Mikael Seierup" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Seems to be up. Godawful picture on the first page tho.
>
> http://www.velokraft.com/
>
> Still needs prices and whatnot.
>
> M.
While I don't have my VK built up yet, I do have some good PICS of the bike and components, plus
discussion on my site at http://www.jjscozzi.com Jim scozzafava
news:[email protected]...
> Seems to be up. Godawful picture on the first page tho.
>
> http://www.velokraft.com/
>
> Still needs prices and whatnot.
>
> M.
While I don't have my VK built up yet, I do have some good PICS of the bike and components, plus
discussion on my site at http://www.jjscozzi.com Jim scozzafava
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Jon Meinecke
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On Thu, 8 May 2003 06:06:49 -0400, "jiimscozz" <[email protected]> wrote:
>While I don't have my VK built up yet, I do have some good PICS of the bike and components, plus
>discussion on my site at http://www.jjscozzi.com Jim scozzafava
How does it compare to the custom carbon bike you built?
Jon Meinecke
>While I don't have my VK built up yet, I do have some good PICS of the bike and components, plus
>discussion on my site at http://www.jjscozzi.com Jim scozzafava
How does it compare to the custom carbon bike you built?
Jon Meinecke
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Jiimscozz
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"Jon Meinecke" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> On Thu, 8 May 2003 06:06:49 -0400, "jiimscozz" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> >While I don't have my VK built up yet, I do have some good PICS of the
bike
> >and components, plus discussion on my site at http://www.jjscozzi.com Jim scozzafava
>
> How does it compare to the custom carbon bike you built?
>
> Jon Meinecke
>
Jon While the bike is not fully complete yet, it is less than my Baron Clone, and has the potential
of being under 20 pounds. I am "stoked" at this time and look forward to it's completion. Jim S.
news:[email protected]...
> On Thu, 8 May 2003 06:06:49 -0400, "jiimscozz" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> >While I don't have my VK built up yet, I do have some good PICS of the
bike
> >and components, plus discussion on my site at http://www.jjscozzi.com Jim scozzafava
>
> How does it compare to the custom carbon bike you built?
>
> Jon Meinecke
>
Jon While the bike is not fully complete yet, it is less than my Baron Clone, and has the potential
of being under 20 pounds. I am "stoked" at this time and look forward to it's completion. Jim S.
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Seth Jayson
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I've heard tell of Barbie's mythical steed, but I didn't get to the folks on spokes ride to see it,
as I was coughing up a lung on a hotel-room floor. (Relax, it was exercise-induced SARS, not a
hangover...)
Maybe we could form a club of Illinoosians who wanna drool on Barb's bike, and invite her to group
rides (maybe have her drag a cinder block so we can keep up...)
Sj
as I was coughing up a lung on a hotel-room floor. (Relax, it was exercise-induced SARS, not a
hangover...)
Maybe we could form a club of Illinoosians who wanna drool on Barb's bike, and invite her to group
rides (maybe have her drag a cinder block so we can keep up...)
Sj
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Jon Meinecke
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On Thu, 8 May 2003 09:45:08 -0400, "jiimscozz" <[email protected]> wrote:
>While the bike is not fully complete yet, it is less than my Baron Clone, and has the potential of
>being under 20 pounds. I am "stoked" at this time and look forward to it's completion.
As someone who rides a 35lb+ bike, both your beautiful CFBC and the sleek VK are siren song
lightest hits!
How does the ride of the CFBC compare to the design 'donor' bike?
And by all means, when it's all put together, let us know how the VK compares to both.
Do you think your CF construction techniques could be applied totailbox construction?
Jon Meinecke
>While the bike is not fully complete yet, it is less than my Baron Clone, and has the potential of
>being under 20 pounds. I am "stoked" at this time and look forward to it's completion.
As someone who rides a 35lb+ bike, both your beautiful CFBC and the sleek VK are siren song
lightest hits!
How does the ride of the CFBC compare to the design 'donor' bike?
And by all means, when it's all put together, let us know how the VK compares to both.
Do you think your CF construction techniques could be applied totailbox construction?
Jon Meinecke
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Mikael Seierup
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"jiimscozz" skrev
> While I don't have my VK built up yet, I do have some good PICS of the bike and components, plus
> discussion on my site at http://www.jjscozzi.com
Yes, I have been by a few times and so has Kamil I think. Looks great all of it. I'm impressed by
your commitment to weightsaving.
Also snuck a peek at the page about your tailbox when I was mounting mine. I ended up popriveting
some L-shaped alustrips. Fairly light but I forgot
A: to weigh it and B: to photograph it before I mounted it all. Made a little luggagespace in the
"headhump" with some hightech cardboard and ducttape. Holds my tools, pump, lock and a thin
turtleneck. Still need to mount waterbottleholders tho.
B.
> While I don't have my VK built up yet, I do have some good PICS of the bike and components, plus
> discussion on my site at http://www.jjscozzi.com
Yes, I have been by a few times and so has Kamil I think. Looks great all of it. I'm impressed by
your commitment to weightsaving.
Also snuck a peek at the page about your tailbox when I was mounting mine. I ended up popriveting
some L-shaped alustrips. Fairly light but I forgot
A: to weigh it and B: to photograph it before I mounted it all. Made a little luggagespace in the
"headhump" with some hightech cardboard and ducttape. Holds my tools, pump, lock and a thin
turtleneck. Still need to mount waterbottleholders tho.
B.
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Tom Sherman
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Seth Jayson wrote:
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> I've heard tell of Barbie's mythical steed, but I didn't get to the folks on spokes ride to see
> it, as I was coughing up a lung on a hotel-room floor. (Relax, it was exercise-induced SARS, not a
> hangover...)
>
> Maybe we could form a club of Illinoosians who wanna drool on Barb's bike, and invite her to group
> rides (maybe have her drag a cinder block so we can keep up...)
I still prefer Barbie's first lowracer to the Velokraft.
If you want to chase her over the steepest rollers in the NW suburbs, contact Ed Gin for ride
information.
Tom Sherman - Honorary Chicagoland Recumbent Rider
>
> I've heard tell of Barbie's mythical steed, but I didn't get to the folks on spokes ride to see
> it, as I was coughing up a lung on a hotel-room floor. (Relax, it was exercise-induced SARS, not a
> hangover...)
>
> Maybe we could form a club of Illinoosians who wanna drool on Barb's bike, and invite her to group
> rides (maybe have her drag a cinder block so we can keep up...)
I still prefer Barbie's first lowracer to the Velokraft.
If you want to chase her over the steepest rollers in the NW suburbs, contact Ed Gin for ride
information.
Tom Sherman - Honorary Chicagoland Recumbent Rider
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Seth Jayson
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> If you want to chase her over the steepest rollers in the NW suburbs, contact Ed Gin for ride
> information.
My Rocket would need a big diet before I could keep up with that crew. And my legs would need
another ten pounds of muscle...
Seth (heading out the door to do his to-work mileage)
> information.
My Rocket would need a big diet before I could keep up with that crew. And my legs would need
another ten pounds of muscle...
Seth (heading out the door to do his to-work mileage)
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Mikael Seierup
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Not wanting to be outcooled by Barb I invested in a tailfairing. ;o)
Pics here: http://community.webshots.com/user/mseierup (3 last. If you can't see em hit F5 or try
later. View in "normal mode" for best resolution.
M.
Pics here: http://community.webshots.com/user/mseierup (3 last. If you can't see em hit F5 or try
later. View in "normal mode" for best resolution.
M.
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Bentrider
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Nice ride! We'll be getting a Racer2 with Velokraft's tailbox and wheelfairings sometime this summer
for 'BentRider.
On Fri, 9 May 2003 16:54:42 +0200, "Mikael Seierup" <[email protected]> wrote:
>Not wanting to be outcooled by Barb I invested in a tailfairing. ;o)
>
>Pics here: http://community.webshots.com/user/mseierup (3 last. If you can't see em hit F5 or try
>later. View in "normal mode" for best resolution.
>
>M.
for 'BentRider.
On Fri, 9 May 2003 16:54:42 +0200, "Mikael Seierup" <[email protected]> wrote:
>Not wanting to be outcooled by Barb I invested in a tailfairing. ;o)
>
>Pics here: http://community.webshots.com/user/mseierup (3 last. If you can't see em hit F5 or try
>later. View in "normal mode" for best resolution.
>
>M.
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Seth Jayson
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Mikael Seierup
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"Seth Jayson" skrev...
> kitty looks ticked. You take it for a ride in the tailbox?
Nah it was just being uncooperative. Like staring pointedly away from the camera no matter what I
tried. It looks stupid but it isn't. ;-) Not mine btw.
M.
> kitty looks ticked. You take it for a ride in the tailbox?
Nah it was just being uncooperative. Like staring pointedly away from the camera no matter what I
tried. It looks stupid but it isn't. ;-) Not mine btw.
M.
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