Show us what you did today, thread

[zigzag]

It was basically a parts transplant from the Hardrock plus odds and sods from the parts bin, Rob. Changed a few things, tried a few things that didn't quite work unfortunately, but reasonably happy with the end result.

 

[firedfromthecircus]

Finished building up the Stumpy. Roll on the morn...

:cry:

 

[keithyr]

that looks luvely...hope its got a heated seat cos its feckin freezin.

least the trees should keep us out that wind.

 

[Jamiedyer]

Looks brilliant ZZ, thats a really nice clean Stumpy

Jamie

 

[kaiser]

Looks brilliant ZZ, thats a really nice clean Stumpy

Jamie

+1!!

How are ye tensioning thon? I've always thought these and Zaskars hit the Retrobike sweet spot, form, function, spendy, and heritage.

 

[jimihendrix]

That looks GR10 ZZ

Look's like just a magic ratio K (think that's the term anyway ?), my old E3 used just a 32-16, plain 8 speed chain with no tensioner.

 

[jimihendrix]

Second thought's the Stumpy looks like an 18", that not a bit small for you Arron ?

 

[gmac123]

looks great zz, very clean looking bike, enjoy your maiden voyage. sure the size with be fine, mine was 18", at 6ft and 33" legs there was plenty of space. there's a lot more length and rise on that stem then I used on what I thought was a 97, although decal were dif' so if thats 97 mine have been some other year.. enjoy

 

[firedfromthecircus]

It's a '97 19" guys.

 

[mikee]

zz that looks shite

i'll bring me oxyacetelene bottles and an astars frame or a gt ......