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Chris Murphy
@not-bob
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Joined: October 11, 2025 1:18 pm
Last seen: August 23, 2026 8:40 pm
Topics: 5 / Replies: 145
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RE: Up to you.

"I know what I want this part to do, so I make the part to do what I want". Sand, cut, sand, fit, jig, tack, install. Foot clears, pedal clears, does ...

3 months ago
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Another item about the new front strut. I'm using spherical rod ends for the struts which allow for misalignment at the mounting points. This keeps th...

3 months ago
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Always have a plan B (situational awareness). The plan was to have a third tube triangulate the new front strut, but the new notcher won't do somethin...

3 months ago
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Before building this I found that info on building a tubless rigid hack for a rigid framed bike is scarce. The first place I looked was the giant coll...

3 months ago
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Welded the nuts to the threaded rods, after a soak in cleaning vinegar to remove the zinc coating first. Installed the locking flange nuts on the oppo...

4 months ago
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I have gotten used to the size of this one. The bike is actually pretty small, so the 40 inch track width seems to have worked out. Even though with...

4 months ago
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Back on solid ground. The alignment is very neutral to start out with, .2 degrees of + camber at the side wheel, .1 degree of lean out, toe is set the...

4 months ago
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More work. Dusty motorcycle.

4 months ago
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RE: Sidecar Social Media?

I've been off FB and IG for ten months now. If you are looking for exposure with a younger audience, IG is the place. I focused mainly on the throngs ...

4 months ago
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I had about 10-15 different PTs and OTs during a 4 year period, some good, some bad, but the 5 great ones helped the most. Getting that shovel sound...

4 months ago
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A couple things here. This is in 22', the bike wasn't finished, but it was time to put a surrogate battery on it to do a function check, and also star...

4 months ago
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Thank you. I hadn't realized this was at 12 pages now. When I was building the latest version of the bike, I was on Instagram, and updated the progres...

4 months ago
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These are all mock up fasteners, including the distorted thread flange nuts I ran a tap through to kill the locking feature. I am far from final assem...

4 months ago
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Moment of truth time. Slid everything back to the rear most lead position on the chassis to find out how much more clearance I needed to make. Zero, a...

4 months ago
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