Well, the club welder took my uni, some tubing, and a bike
wheel, and I now have a perfectly solid 2 wheeler!
I started trying it out today, and can freemount it into
teetering on top...but as soon as I try to convince my legs
to pedal backwards...they pedal forwards and I fall off.
Although, being able to get atop it is a lot better than
pulling myself up a wet tree limb, like we started out doing
earlier today!
Here are some pics...the twisting in the first pic only has
one bearing bolt in each side...the welder was not looking
directly into the arc when welding.
The finished uni will have a white frame...we just had to
put it through some testing before bothering to paint it.
After the several dozen drops it's been through already, it
is probably good for painting.
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