… and unfortunately the cables of brakes and hubgear on my Bullitt were frozen. So I decided to defrost them inside our livingroom. Luckily my wife didn’t protest ;-)
Tomorrow I’ll try to spray some thin oil inside the cables to get it damp-resistant.
OpenBikeWorks is developing a nice cargo-bike. It got my attention, because their aim is to build the bike without any welding needed ! Every average sucker (as I am) can drill holes and play with bolts and nuts, just no welding please because that requires craftsmanship gained in many years.
I expect that “Do-It-Yourself” will be more and more common in the near future, due to the financial crisis.
I like the way they were inspired by an old Ner A Car motorcycle from 1925.
There is a video which shows it after restoration ;
I’m curious if their plans for the steering will work out properly …
I hope the frame will be strong enough to carry 100 kg , as the Bullitt already has proven.
A rare moment ………… because we seldom ride together ! When we are both on our recumbents, I am always miles ahead. But last weekend we found out that when I’m on the Bullitt and Marjan on het Challenge Focus, we keep together all the way
I used the “trimtool” and found another speedy recumbent in the photos.
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