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Left view of racked X-Series nodes: scale-out NAS hardware product. Photo taken May 2013. More information: www.emc.com/storage/isilon/platform-nodes-accelerators.htm
Destined for a Joe Appaloosa, but I'm using the Rosco Bubbe hulk as a form to assemble it. The Vittoria Sturdy tires are basically as big as I can fit into an Appaloosa fork (nominally 2.3", but the knobs bring it out to closer to 2.5" and that's /really/ close to the chainstays & fork blades) so if I can clear them here I can clear basically everything that's put under the target Appaloosa.
Now to do one rack on spec for this Rosco and then I can put all the rackbuilding stuff away for a month or so while I grind my way through the pile of frames+forks I need to make (the emergency randonneuse, the feeling lucky bike that's going to North Carolina, finishing the 3 speed project frame, a front end for the Tarcktruck, a longtail, and forks for a couple of freebie frames I picked up and want to 650bify.)
And, yay?, 99 racks and I didn't lose my mind in the process.
Rack Room Shoes (7,966 square feet)
1700 North Croatan Highway, Dare Centre, Kill Devil Hills, NC
This was originally part of a Food Lion, which opened in 1989 and relocated here on July 1st, 1998.
The rack I bought to carry my bags turned out to be a disaster. It is impossible to prevent it from pivoting around the seatpost and it does not guard the bags from rubbing the wheel. Additional struts provide a solution.
I could have bought a proper rack with its own struts, but the bags attached to a standard rack hang too low and I hit them with my heels while pedaling. So my home-made struts provide a solution to that as well.
Source: 150127_021417.ORF
The rack is fixed to the head tube so that it carries weight without wanting to "dive" as the bike turns. The rack is detachable from the head tube to make the bike easier to ship.
Right view of racked S-Series nodes: scale-out NAS hardware product. Photo taken May 2013. More information: www.emc.com/storage/isilon/platform-nodes-accelerators.htm
Rack for Olli's Colnago with brake hole mount, Finland, October 2014
photos by Olli Ilmanen
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This design has been evolving for a while. I think it looks pretty clean.
To be clear: What you're looking at is a racktop. It's set below the top of the tire because this rack will only be used with panniers. The connection to the seatstay is via a double-ended bolt (left hand thread on one side and right hand thread on the other) which draws the racktop (which is just peeking out on the left) into the tubular boss that you see touching the seatstay.
To be clear, this was a lot of work.
Left view of racked NL-Series nodes: scale-out NAS hardware product. Photo taken May 2013. More information: www.emc.com/storage/isilon/platform-nodes-accelerators.htm
My Brick Collection. This is the seventh rack of bricks, the rack being made from a discarded pallet. the one without a name (4 down on right) has been included in this set as a dismantled chimney on my current house was built with these. I have no idea of their origin, the frog is unlike anything else I have in the collection.
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Funcionalidade é a palavra-chave da linha Cut, já que suas peças oferecem diversas possibilidades de uso. No caso do rack, o móvel pode se tornar uma estante, se agregadas mais peças, ampliando sua utilidade. A disposição de suas gavetas e espaços abertos recebem os equipamentos de home theater e acessórios, com facilidade. Suas facetas com bordas lapidadas usam de alta tecnologia só disponÃvel na produção usineira e conferem um ar trendy à s peças, que ganham cores vibrantes e deixam a decoração mais jovem e moderna. Os traços chanfrados resultam em peças leves e contemporâneas. Estantes, mesas de centro, mesas laterais, aparadores e racks se adaptam facilmente a espaços grandes ou pequenos e sua ampla variedade faz com que possam ser usados individualmente ou montados como um quebra-cabeça.
theses are the racks I bought earlier in the summer, for the trailer, I did not buy, I paid $40 for these, Yakima wanted like $80 for theirs, these work just as good
I love Rack of Lamb. Though I am a beginner on cooking. I went to Costco to buy the beautiful-looking rack of lamb and try to make it good. It seems I deliver a quite good result.
Left view of racked nodes, including X- and S-Series scale-out NAS hardware product. Photo taken May 2013. More information: www.emc.com/storage/isilon/platform-nodes-accelerators.htm
Below the slide out keyboard shelves is my rack, with the 2 TX81Z's, my Motu MidiExpress 128, power conditioner, patchbay and midi patchbay.
Front view of racked nodes S-Series nodes: scale-out NAS hardware product. Photo taken May 2013. More information: www.emc.com/storage/isilon/platform-nodes-accelerators.htm