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Please feel free to have a look at:
Which contains pics of my new(ish) (180km) bicycle. The stand I built myself. I hope the bike will
not be using the stand often.
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Quoted message said:Please feel free to have a look at:
Which contains pics of my new(ish) (180km) bicycle. The stand I built myself. I hope the bike will
not be using the stand often.
It's a dog.
Bill "well, in that first pic anyway" S.
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It's a dog.
Beautiful eh?
(The dog, not the bike)
🙂
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Johann S. said:Please feel free to have a look at:
Which contains pics of my new(ish) (180km) bicycle. The stand I built myself. I hope the bike will
not be using the stand often.
Sort of thing I might weld up, as stands are not readily available here at a reasonable price. Maybe
make it fold down for storage. Cannot see what holds the bike up. Is it a hook which goes into
various holes in the vertical and is shown lifting at the chain stays? Can it hold the bike up with
both wheels off the ground for servicing?
Pastor Eyesd said:Johann S. said:Please feel free to have a look at:
Sort of thing I might weld up, as stands are not readily available here at a reasonable price.
Maybe make it fold down for storage. Cannot see what holds the bike up. Is it a hook which goes
into various holes in the vertical and is shown lifting at the chain stays? Can it hold the bike
up with both wheels off the ground for servicing?
It is pretty easy to weld together. It only holds the rear wheel up, but it should be fairly simple
to make another to hold the front up.
I've got two hooks that goes into the upright pole, catching on the chainstay and the "seatstay" or
whatever the term for that is. If you're interested, I can post some close up pics.
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