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Tinker1980
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Last week, for the first time, I rode my motorized bicycle all they way to work. I rode from the west side of Tulsa, all the way to 76th street and Whirlpool drive - which is about 16 miles. I didn't pay attention to the time it took me, but it was a great ride! I get more attention on this monster than any fancy car or chopper. People literally snap cellphone pics of me, either stopped at an intersection or riding alongside the road. No problems with the cops. I will certainly be doing this more often! There are modifications I'd like to make to my machine, however:
Gotta fill the handlebars with something. Birdshot is the obvious answer, but around here I can only get it in bags weighing 25 Lbs and costing $50. What else would work? Sand? Foam?
Brake pads could use some help. They're old and hard and don't stop as well as I'd like.
Any ideas for a bright light? I mean blinding. I'd like to be seen, and don't want to use the white wire.
The shift kit from Sickbikeparts will find a home on my bike soon.
-Mark
Gotta fill the handlebars with something. Birdshot is the obvious answer, but around here I can only get it in bags weighing 25 Lbs and costing $50. What else would work? Sand? Foam?
Brake pads could use some help. They're old and hard and don't stop as well as I'd like.
Any ideas for a bright light? I mean blinding. I'd like to be seen, and don't want to use the white wire.
The shift kit from Sickbikeparts will find a home on my bike soon.
-Mark