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Ordered a Lightning Thunderbolt

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  1. I ordered a S/M yellow Lightning Bicycle Dynamics
    Thunderbolt 7speed, the cheapie model, from
    Bikes@Vienna Saturday.

    I intend to install my Sugino XD tandem crankset with TA
    24/35/51 rings and an R443 derailer, the Alivio 7 speed
    integrated v-brakes, a 34/28/23/19/16/13/11 cassette, a
    lockout for 51/34, 51/28, 35/28, 35/11, 24/13, and 24/11,
    and an Ametek servo motor with a 6V regulator operating as a
    generator driving a 7.2 W Nite Rider headlight and their 1W
    taillight, and to get some exercise, and to hit Difficult
    Run Stream Valley Beach. No batteries will be on board.

    The bag, the tires, the fenders, and that little braze on
    problem are just frosting.

    The motor mount will be made from channel steel, short leg,
    like a question mark, and the motor clamped inside. The leg
    of the question mark, which is actually going to be tangent
    to the circle, will be fastened to the frame behind the
    seat. I have a hub ready to accept a Big Cheese that's
    almost finished. I can use like a 32-62 tooth chain wheel in
    back to adapt the motor
    V/rpm to the terrain and rider.

    My physics project at NVCC: Google Groups, then
    "dgoncz" and some of: ultracapacitor bicycle
    fluorescent flywheel inverter

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