Not my bike, but @LASER_BEIGE’s latest unholy creation. Now that my repeatedly shattered shoulder is back to semi-functional, I finally got around to taping the handlebars and taking it out for some more-than-just-around-the-block test rides.
Taken from a distance so you can’t see the horrible di2 wiring or that the t-a front wheel is not actually mounted on a t-a fork.
Cut the bars down to 30". Retensioned the new rear wheel. new cores and unclogged valves, one wheel didn’t lose any pressure after I removed the core. Cleaned up the di2 wiring. Still need to fine time the di2.
It’s annoying doing this much and the bike looking the same.
Also pink spacers and spd pedals for a race this Saturday.
Atmo, it’s big enough to hold two grocery bags and it can be folded flat for larger things. I’ve enjoyed the one I’ve had on the Lorry for two years now.
If you don’t care about folding then there might be better options.
big enough to hold lots of stuff, folds flat for large package portage, really sturdy and durable. i use mine as a tt position if riding into a big headwind. going on 5 years with no problems. also you can thread voile straps through the holes and they’ll stay put, so that’s handy, though diagonal so i haven’t really dialed it in yet
Maybe the dumbest thing I’ve ever done on the bike was trying to TT on my Lorry’s crate. Was about 45 degrees to the ground when I remembered it’s attached to the frame not the fork.