roscco
Active Member
- Location
- South Somerset / North Dorset
Naked Liz.
- Thread starter dubman
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fossyant
Ride It Like You Stole It!
- Location
- South Manchester
Where is the kitchen sink ? 
The extra bar/stem is a good idea.
The extra bar/stem is a good idea.
upsidedown
Waiting for the great leap forward
- Location
- The middle bit
Very nice, i've just replaced the dreadful Oryx cantis on mine with v-brakes, much better.
oliglynn
Über Member
- Location
- Oxfordshire
You could perhaps take further inspiration from the children's book "Mrs Armitage on Wheels" by Quentin Blake.
Now there's a woman who knew how to put a lot of stuff on a bike!
Now there's a woman who knew how to put a lot of stuff on a bike!
KenG
Senior Member
- Location
- Hull, East Yorkshire
Like it, always been an admirer of the LHT
ready for my end of month mini tour of Derbyshire , The Scotland dream will have to wait !!!
e-rider
Banned member
- Location
- South West
not as expected!
but, while I'm here, how many links in that chain? more than 116?
but, while I'm here, how many links in that chain? more than 116?
Its a sram pc951 114 links, a few links shorter than the chain that came with it but i have no problems with any of the gears.
e-rider
Banned member
- Location
- South West
my tourer has a gear combo and chainstay length that requires 116 links which makes buying chains more difficult as most come with only 114 links (unless I buy 2 and join them which is more expensive)
Was planning to head up to Scotland end of month but my training has been little poor of late! I blame wine :-) a few short tours again and maybe later this year or early next we see :-)Very Nice.....cannae see it being a "mini" tour with all that on board!
doctordee
New Member
- Location
- Co Down. Northern ireland
Looks great, I had less bags on my triumph tiger when I toured south of England, My bikes would turn to dust with that load on them. Good luck for the tour.
John the Monkey
Frivolous Cyclist
- Location
- Crewe
Revolution "Adventure" panniers? I have a set of those, they're nice.
You could do with tweaking the mudguard line a bit (imo) - a long bolt & some spacers will take the rear one closer to your tyre along the downtube. Mine lost its rack when I began commuting on it;
LHT sans rack 2 by John the Monkey, on Flickr
what's your front mudflap there? Oh, and we both have the Crane Bell "Suzu", I see...
I love the Olive of mine, but the Truckaccino is so classy - nice bike!
You could do with tweaking the mudguard line a bit (imo) - a long bolt & some spacers will take the rear one closer to your tyre along the downtube. Mine lost its rack when I began commuting on it;
LHT sans rack 2 by John the Monkey, on Flickr
what's your front mudflap there? Oh, and we both have the Crane Bell "Suzu", I see...
I love the Olive of mine, but the Truckaccino is so classy - nice bike!