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It's a right dogs dinner but appears to work.
1x10 NW with a right old mix of xtr, deore, LX and suntour 42t cassette.
Rear American classic (I can't find the 9mm adaptor for the front) front xm819 on Chris king.
Braking by a deore disc I swapped for a frame about 15 years ago and a similar vintage bb7 on the rear,on a rim/disc 14" inbred frame the wife didn't ride enough.
It's ace and loads lighter than I thought it would be.
super job!
Great that OP.
I knocked this one up for my lad to use for school as I didn't want him leaving his nice MTB at school. Only thing I had to buy was a shifter, so it cost me about £15!!
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Formula brakes, deore/zee gears and cranks, superstar wheels, raceface bars and chain ring. Rock Shox Toras currently at 130mm, need to reduce them really....
Is that an electric "woodburner"?
Top job, that's a proper bike.
Yes, it's an electric "woodburner" - the sunroom stays a decent temp except in the deep depths of winter so it gives a quick lift with the radiator, was cheap 2nd hand jobbie that looks "nicer" than a two bar fire.
This was for her to cycle to school too as well as do spins on but I think I might keep her using the old cheap Kona for school.
Looks brilliant fun:)
Superb - did similar for my youngest a few years back, using the parts bins of a lot of lovely generous folk off here.
Nice, older of my two is eyeing up his mum's Gary Fisher.
Problem is she doesn't have another bike yet. She fancies a hybrid so need to order her one and get it delivered and set up.
Looks like a great ride. Like the spesh too
Neat. Kids really appreciate getting a special bike built for them.
