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Sturmey Archer S2C hub and 24" wheel (right). Wheelbuilding by Abbotsford Cycles |
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A chair makes quite a good repair stand for a half-a-bike. |
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Finished bike complete with folding handlebars (folded or "time trial") position |
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.... and with handlebars unfolded. |
Hi
This weekend I spent some time picking up a custom back bike wheel from Abbotsford Cycles and fitting it into my
Victoria / Hercules folding bike. The wheel includes a
Sturmey - Archer S2C hub which is a modern eqivalent of the broken Duomatic hub originally on the bike. As well, I've fitted a folding handlebar on the bike. This came from the
cat-lady via Stu. I have yet to ride the bike much but it seems likely to be a reliable and fun machine. As well as benefitting this bike, the new hub forms part of whatever type of
Velocino I end up making.
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