Finally got her home at the weekend after a month waiting for delivery from the south of England.



I have the dual brake lever kit and Kliktronic changer down at my folks place where I'll be doing the work to adapt her for my wheelchair-ness. Gonna measure it up for stainless braided hoses and R1 front calipers as well.

I have the winter to get her how I want her then it's back on the road in spring with a set of bars in front of me again.

Has anyone on here got some simple designs for a rack to take a lightweight rigid wheelchair (Kuschall K4)

SWEET!

fenty, my mate says... buy some R1 type bluestar brakes ;)
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/r1-r6-brake-calipers...1QQcmdZViewItem

think i'm bidding on those already ems...

That's one seriously wicked bike!!

Nice ride mate.... Thats gonna rip!

nice ride those bikes are FAST!

Hi, send us some photos of the back of the bike and I will see if I can come up with any ideas.

With Doris III being 50 miles away I can only work on it at the weekends and I usually have family/basketball demands then as well.
However progress is being made.....

The Kliktronic dual brakes are a SERIOUS piece of kit (Thank you NABD) and along with some HEL brake lines means I now have brakes...



The Kliktronic gear changer took a bit of head scratching with my dad to work out the best plave to site the actuator. Once we figured it out my dad knocked up a tidy wee bracket. Like the brake levers the gear changing kit is a quality bit of gear (again, thank you NABD..).






Here's a link to a youtube clip. She sounds lovely!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P68KPqR8nl0

Footboards coming in the next week then I'll be able to ride it. Rack next, the a reverse set up when i get round to it.