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Kurt Racer
I wanted to go faster, and instead of getting stronger legs, I decided to build a faster bike. The...
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Uploaded on Nov 21, 2007
Another view of the handlebars
For comfort and handling, the handlebars are critical. These are fairly comfortable, and handle...
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Uploaded on Nov 21, 2007
high racer front end detail
The threadless headset adjuster is set into this handlebar riser bracket. It is CroMoly,...
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Uploaded on Nov 21, 2007
high racer driveline detail
This driveline is quiet and smooth, thanks to the semi- hard, grooved, extra wide skateboard wheel,...
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Uploaded on Nov 21, 2007
home built high racer, cockpit view
Nice view of the handlebar setup. This is a very comfortable and stable configuration. It uses...
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Uploaded on Nov 21, 2007
Mark comparing recumbents.
Actually, wiring up a dual-power-sourced tail light, powered by a front wheel, 6 volt, 6 watt, hub dynamo.
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Uploaded on Jul 13, 2007
A nice view of the Beast
These idler pulleys work very well. Big one from a skateboard, small one from an inline skate.
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Uploaded on Jul 13, 2007
Kurt dancing next to bike
Kurt just having a jolly good time dancing next to the Beast™
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Uploaded on Jul 13, 2007
Shenandoah mountain
We hiked the "Riprap" trail. Three generations of Ritchie men.
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Uploaded on Jul 13, 2007
The staff of power
Bennett meditatively conjures a spell, high atop Shenandoah mountain.
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Uploaded on Jul 13, 2007
This doesn't look like Indiana!
Sermon on the mount
Appalachian Trail
somewhere along mile 360 or so. We saw a bear not far from here.
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Uploaded on Jul 13, 2007
Criders, Virginia
Shenandoah National Park
Cleveland Chronicles
