Imlach's Sweaty Hippie Funk Collection, adventure bikes, rusty rats, cruisers and other alt bastardisations of bicyclery

oh and the rack, I actually think the rack looks very good - I'd be keen to know how well it holds up to a 24 pack in each pannier sack.
 
oh and the rack, I actually think the rack looks very good - I'd be keen to know how well it holds up to a 24 pack in each pannier sack.
That rack would fail. Looks like it's held on by plastic straps/bracket that are already being deformed against the drop-out/seat stays junction. For a proper test you need one load on one side and see what happens.

I'm struggling with the tan/brown vs. purple/3DV combo too. That is NOT a structurally sound either! ;)
 
Cool bike, but it always amazes me why so many builds never fit a dyno powered rear light as well??? Instead it's got some stupid flappy hipster thing under the saddle and without too much effort you could have run a cable into the downtube, round the inside of the BB shell, up the seat tube and come out of the seatpost. Simple?

Also that rear rack doesn't look like it can handle much at all.
A single front light without a rear does mean more wattage for the front. I use decent battery rear lights. Not that it is a big difference but it is a little less complicated too. Just to say there is an argument for it. What that pizza thing is doing there I have no idea, though.
 

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