JRA

I replaced the stock cranks with 152mm Suntour XCT cranks to fit a child's leg length. Bike is in excellent condition $150

https://austin.craigslist.org/bik/d/round-rock-cannondale-super-400/7007615885.html

https://babylonbee.com/news/motorcycle-that-identifies-as-bicycle-sets-world-cycling-record?fbclid=IwAR1qui8wQuqsbFg_flI23mVuT5WT-CZUcw1c8W0Fx0eO5ekEAMBc7KQK1Dc

I'm partial to the Sunday morning Pedaler rides that start from the Hyde Park shop. These are BA sanctioned rides and not sponsored by The Pedaler. https://rides.bikeaustin.org/Our-Rides/

Picked up this f/f set off the ebay and built it up with some goodies from the parts library. It's more of a go anywhere/hipster/urban bike.

How shitty would the Eagles have been without Joe Walsh?

Melvins, Pure Luck, trippy banjo tours, new Butthole album in the shute.

That's how I've always spelled it/punctuated it. Wasn't aware one could fuck up slang.

Ya'll wanna get high and watch a movie?

I can do that.

Stan's rims+DT comps+quality hub of choice(not Stan's). Cheap and easy to source parts to fix if you break a spoke or ding a rim. No specialty spokes or nipples to order and wait for.

Getting close.

Built this for my son a couple years ago, he was 8 at the time. I figured he would have a much easier time with bigger wheels. Frame is a 13", cranks are Suntour XCT 152mm with the cheapest narrow/wide ring I could find, probably have $400 in it.

All built and cabled, waiting on some 16mm nipples to show up so I can get the wheels strung. Big thanks to Wes Williams for tiggin' the derailleur hanger on and The Peddler Hyde Park for cutting the spokes to size.