Re: Coker T7 handle

Nice looking handle. I'd love to see the rest of the uni - looks
interesting. Or I guess I'll just have to wait a week and a half!

---Nathan

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tujotomi said:

You could also skip the T7 handle and just make your own.

Here is an example. You'll need a Qu-ax reinforced seatpost, a good
b*cycle fork, the clamp from a stem and some screws. I made a 5mm cut
in the top of the fork, got longer screws for the second row in the
seat and made a round groove in the plast seat handle.

The brake lever sits really good for use with either hand. It's a lot
stiffer and responsive than the T7 and saves some weight.
(saddle+handle+seatpost=1650g)

Try it out...
Cheers - Tue

very sweet, does the spacing of the bolts in the stem clamp match that
of the bolts in the saddle handle, or are the bolts in at an angle?

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That's sweet! thanks for helpin' out.

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