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Effed my subframe up today. Do I regret being low? No. Not at all. Especially after all the looks and comments on the car while it was sitting there.
My husband, Sid, and I went driving through the countryside looking for autumn colors to photograph. After being thrown off the grounds of a mental institution (long story!), we ended up just off the court square of a nearby town. Sid waited patiently while I shot so many photos of some beautiful trees.
The Xtracycle conversion kit arrived a few days ago; here it is in relation to the "donor" bike (my 1993 Raleigh Amazon) so you can see how far back it is going to stretch the bike.
I'll do a rough-fit assembly next week sometime, and then buy a few replacement parts to set it up properly; it'll need a new chain for starters...
I was able to reuse my urethane locking collars since they're able to deform to accomodate the slight misalignment.
A jollyyyy night in Eugene, snapped some shots of possibly the cleanest EG in the Northwest, too fresh.
The Ha shows more stars in the Trapezium
but they are very faint.
2 subframes, 30s & 60 s stacked in DSS.
Complete RM front and rear subframes,temporarily fitted with old RT wheels with slave tyres.
photo Alan Farrow.
Replacement bulkhead / subframe re-skinned, and holes pre-drilled for Handbrake, mounting brackets and Air Filter.
Now ready to be flatted off, cleaned and painted.