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New City of Melbourne bike rack adaptation by Engineering Services and City Wide to stop bikes from falling over in the streeet. This is the first one to be installed and it's at 240 Lt Collins Street. It will also help you lock to a rack when there's already another bike locked right up against the other side.
Your fork crown must be drilled for a brake or a fender bolt. If you're using canti brakes either detach the cable or remove the brake arm the cable's attached to.
If using a skewer, remove it.
These pics are from a 650B conversion that I did a few years back. There's a new thread on the Classic Rendezvous list server about these Mel Pinto tandems. Yes, they were actually made by Follis, and the geometry is correct for 650B wheel. They were fitted with 27" wheels for the US market.
I wanted to post this album to the thread, but I realized that I hadn't documented the building of the racks.
We call these the twins. Audio gear layout designed by Dave Lawler. Rack enclosures built by Steven Truitt.
Frame / rack assembly custom manufactured by Melitron for the datacom industry
© 2010 Melitron Corporation, some rights reserved.
A preliminary drawing for the sculpture Rack, 1992
paper: 19"h x 24"w
image: 8.5"h x 21"w
ink on paper, 1992
Steve Vance might say this arrangement of bike racks is part of the "clustering" method of sidewalk management.
It looks like the inset from the curb is about 1 foot and the space between the racks is about 2 feet which looks tight to me.
this was a custom order , tulip coat rack. also sold one on our etsy store. mccoysteeldesign.etsy.com
The rack is not as skewed as it looks in this photo; closeup + barrel distortion makes for an /interesting/ effect
Lab update. The laptop runs the SSL vpn for remote access. The white cables are the 6 new usb nics that run the 3 backbone routers which eliminated the second pc completely.
This carboy rack was created to store 4 carboys at a 60 degree angle.
It is made out of maple primarily.
These are a racking system in the new target building in Cornwall Ontario ( named after the cotton mills that were set up in the thirties after cornwall in blighty!!! )
My "server room". Bought two wooden racks for $20 from a garage sale, screwed them together and now my boot room is also a proper server room. Firewall, asterisk, vpn and the old blog/image server. Switching power supply from an old 1980's micro-vax not visible in the back. Digital kvm with my homemade cables sits at the top. Still needs some cleaning and a bit of organizing. Maybe get a cable organizer and get a proper mount for the cisco switch...
All the equipment is old recycled stuff.
Lamb Rack. RM37.90. French cut of lamb, cooked pink. Served with sauteed new potatoes & slow-roasted tomatoes drizzled with crushed basil sauce. The presentation was good, but according to the friend who ordered the dish, it was a bit under-cooked, so she sent it back for some more cooking.
To know more about The Apartment Kitchen & Bar, at The Curve, Damansara Mutiara, visit www.atheapartment.com/
The Surly rack I (almost; the light mount was insufficiently brazed and it snapped off when I tried to adjust it) just finished sits low enough of the fork (it's designed to fit a 700x38 + fender, which is /much/ less than the tire clearance on this fork) so I can snake the crown stay under the fork (with a fender mountpoint at where a daruma would be) and attach it to the crown with a removable metal plate.
The plate is removable because the fork leg stays slip over the ends of the (unused) canti studs and thus is ridiculously stiff -- the stay juuuust barely fits under the crown if it's inserted carefully, so attaching it permanently is right out.