Dang I can't believe I get to start this thread. Seems every forum has one so post 'em up! Here's a couple of my Dummy.
nope, 26" front and rear. although it will clear a 650b wheel with a 2.3 neo moto tire on the rear.jmadams13 said:^^ looks great. I have not actually seen one of those ridden, and you put a xtra on it. great. Are you using the 650 wheel out back
no issues at all. never had any pedal strike or any handling issues.jmadams13 said:Does is handle okay going from 650 to 26"? Have any issues with the lower BB now?
I love your Utes. I had a 2010 and regrettably sold it. Now have the blue E Ute similar to yours. If you ever see a 20" analog Ute, please share the wealth!2010 Ute
That is a beautiful sight, Vik!vikb said:
hahaha...nice....don't ride that in the fall...:nono: :skep:mangoman said:That is a beautiful sight, Vik!
Wish I could add something as beautiful. Just a weird one from here at the ranch:
A fall with that load could end really badly. "one in a million shot doc"mangoman said:That is a beautiful sight, Vik!
Wish I could add something as beautiful. Just a weird one from here at the ranch:
Sure hope the winds were calm the day you rode that. Here I'd end up in the next county without pedaling but then again, it is a long way to good surf from here!vikb said:
My ride to the Gorge in Victoria is well protected on a MUP that's sunken below the level of the rest of the stuff around it. No side wind issues at all.BrianMc said:Sure hope the winds were calm the day you rode that. Here I'd end up in the next county without pedaling but then again, it is a long way to good surf from here!
you mean 2xdouble longwillapajames said:So, has anyone ever built up a big dummy WITH an xtra cycle attachment?? Just for kicks?
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It won't work...the rear of a BD isn't the same as a typical bike the Xtracycle is designed to attach to. I have seen a BD with a trailer...that's pretty wild in itself....:eekster:willapajames said:So, has anyone ever built up a big dummy WITH an xtra cycle attachment?? Just for kicks?
:thumbsup:
Your rig looks great with the new frame bag...:thumbsup: Scott does great work....I'm using mine a lot...my dummy looks quite bedraggled, dirty and scratched up from all it's adventures/tours, but I'm too lazy to do anything about it...:skep: :nono:mangoman said::cornut:
Just did some updating to the Goat. Added a custom bag from Scott at The Porcelain Rocket: https://theporcelainrocket.wordpress.com/
Great fit and construction. Would not have known about it except for Vik B' getting one for his Dummy. Give Scott a jingle if you want one. This current pattern fits an 18" Dummy frame.
Also added Xtracycle's new Ecodeck. Heavier, but much more functional than the original Snapdeck.
Last bits: a bottle opener from Ahearne and above it, a fun top cap from Fast Fred. You can find Fred here (and check out other styles/colors): https://www.fast-freddy.com/ ...and he takes PayPal. Caps are only $5.99.
This is a real nice bike (long john), I've seen them in Danmark in Odense, many many years ago, they were used to supply the shops in the pedestrain area in Odense.rev106 said:Here's a couple of one I just put together for a guy. Maiden Voyage pics, still not finished.
It's complicated-but in a nutshell, no.bikecop said:Good God, is nothing sacred?!?!?
It was made by the Rack Lady, who is half of Banjo Bicycles. She makes some cool stuff. I really like the one on my Dummy.bikecop said:Hey mauricio, what rack is on the front of your BD further up this page? looks nice.
that rack is really a work of art!MauricioB said:It's complicated-but in a nutshell, no.
It was made by the Rack Lady, who is half of Banjo Bicycles. She makes some cool stuff. I really like the one on my Dummy.