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Torben Scheel
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Yesterday I coudn't take the look of my precious aluminium getting eaten by the salt anymore, so I
tore the bike apart, and started to brace the rear fork to the frame (it was made for rear
suspension, but the pivot wasn't stong enough, so I never used it (or missed it, for that matter)).
Now the frame is naked, braced together and has a couple of new cable stops for the gear cable. No
more zip-ties for me.
What remains to be done - brace 2 more double cable stops, 2 cable guides, threaded mounts for the
rear rack, make the front chainguide mount stronger, paint the frame and fork, clean and grease all
parts, wait until paint has hardened, wait some more, assemble the bike and then, ride the bike.
I just hope this will be enough for a month or so until the salt is gone..
Anyone else with this kind of cabin fever?
Torben
tore the bike apart, and started to brace the rear fork to the frame (it was made for rear
suspension, but the pivot wasn't stong enough, so I never used it (or missed it, for that matter)).
Now the frame is naked, braced together and has a couple of new cable stops for the gear cable. No
more zip-ties for me.
What remains to be done - brace 2 more double cable stops, 2 cable guides, threaded mounts for the
rear rack, make the front chainguide mount stronger, paint the frame and fork, clean and grease all
parts, wait until paint has hardened, wait some more, assemble the bike and then, ride the bike.
I just hope this will be enough for a month or so until the salt is gone..
Anyone else with this kind of cabin fever?
Torben