It lives! I know the chain is a bit slack; I just grabbed an old 11-speed out of my parts bin to get it together. I rode it around the block last night; the hardest thing that I’ll have to get used to is back-pedaling to stop.
It lives! I know the chain is a bit slack; I just grabbed an old 11-speed out of my parts bin to get it together. I rode it around the block last night; the hardest thing that I’ll have to get used to is back-pedaling to stop.
I had to deal with a slack chain on mine which caused it to come off on cobbles. Recently replaced it with a half link bmx chain and it works great now.
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Lose your chain, lose your brakes!
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What was the thought process behind the geometry? The thing looks very much like something from a century ago. It’s unique, and definitely rideable, yet I see no reason for <70 angles. The seatpost doesn’t seem to help either.
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I had to deal with a slack chain on mine which caused it to come off on cobbles. Recently replaced it with a half link bmx chain and it works great now.
Lose your chain, lose your brakes!
What was the thought process behind the geometry? The thing looks very much like something from a century ago. It’s unique, and definitely rideable, yet I see no reason for <70 angles. The seatpost doesn’t seem to help either.