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[fenty]

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)

[wriggley]

SWEET!

[ems]

fenty, my mate says... buy some R1 type bluestar brakes ;)
http://cgi.ebay.co.u...1QQcmdZViewItem

[fenty]

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

Edited by fenty, 19 November 2008 - 03:07 PM.

[araitn]

That's one seriously wicked bike!!

[Roooost]

Nice ride mate.... Thats gonna rip!

[ketsenburg_3]

nice ride those bikes are FAST!

[Slowlegs]

fenty, on Nov 18 2008, 04:07 PM, said:

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

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

[fenty]

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!!!



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.