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Two years ago I built this ‘40 frame up with borrowed parts I had lying around. It lasted this way for a weekend then came back apart. It was the worst riding bike I’ve ever built! Planning to get it built up again properly this winter with era correct components.
Two years ago I built this ‘40 frame up with borrowed parts I had lying around. It lasted this way for a weekend then came back apart. It was the worst riding bike I’ve ever built! Planning to get it built up again properly this winter with era correct components. View attachment 1087532
WW2 project. this was used at puget sound naval ship yard during the war. the time when the ghost ships of Perl harbor were being repaired. Never came with a head badge...have front fender but it’s the Columbia version.
Picked up this og paint Henderson badge Dx today! The flat Lobdells are toast, but I have a set of white w/ black pinstripe drop centers to get it rollin'!
You’re not wrong but it was still pretty bad with the standard front ring. The hub had a large “gap” between going forward and grabbing the brake. Is that just a trait of Morrow hubs? I’ll be using the same gear ratio the next time around and I’m really hoping to tighten that up somehow.
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