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megaman
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Post by megaman »

ydnar, if you post ot screenies at least care enough to explain them. a photo of a wheel isnt particular exciting if you dont know the backstory ( if there is one). ;)

Also.. i want back the h8! (and my icon/post c_unt :/)
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Post by ydnar »

The ongoing saga.

TLDR:
My girlfriend and I are going on a 2-week cycling trip in southern Japan. So I'm posting "screenies" of what I'm working on-my touring bike.

Edit:
The wheel is completely bomb-proof. It's about as heavy/sturdy a wheel you can build. It has a tandem (built to carry two people) rim, DT-Swiss Alpine triple-butted spokes, and a 14-speed Rohloff hub.

You could use it on a motorcycle.
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Post by Lenard »

Kaziganthe wrote:Facility you mean?
Yes. Wouldn't that be cool? Maybe it would be better for

:rtcw:

Nice island, BTW.
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Post by voodoochopstiks »

http://www.chimpans.se/ip/ <- screenshots from invertedpenguin, the map I and Fjoggs are making, its a WIP :D
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Post by Eraser »

voodoochopstiks wrote:http://www.chimpans.se/ip/ <- screenshots from invertedpenguin, the map I and Fjoggs are making, its a WIP :D
With a name like that, this map just can't fail ;)
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Post by Pext »

looks ace :icon14:
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Post by Fjoggs »

Now would you look at that! :p
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Post by werldhed »

ydnar wrote:rohloff pic
Sweet jeebus, a Rohloff! Those things cost about twice as much as I paid for my entire bike. :drool:

What kind of shifters do you use with one of those?
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Post by rgoer »

haha shifters

ydnar is a fixed gear slut
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Post by ydnar »

Yeah, that's true. At least this will resemble a fixie (aside from the million cables going to the rear end).

Image

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Edit: The shifter is a standard Rohloff twist-grip shifter, mounted on special 3-piece handlebars from SJS Cycles in the UK. The guy working on the bike is Tyson at American Cyclery in SF. He's had to grind down and modify a lot of little parts to make this bike work. Pretty much everything on the bike is custom or modified to suit. About the only thing that's stock is the saddle, my old trusty Brooks.
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Post by Kat »

Why am I getting flashbacks to 'American Hotrod' on the discoveryHome&Liesure channel.. heh
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Post by Lenard »

How about some maps?

No offense, ydnar.

Anyone got anything in the works?
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Post by voodoochopstiks »

Ydnar, will the customizing be worth it? Will you be a über speedhog or will you be riding it for über distance? :D
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Post by Bacon »

Heres some pics of a map i started like a year ago, but havn't finished because its on a laptop at a friends :(

He better not format that thing until I get my stuff of it :icon33:

[lvlshot]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v130/majinbacon/Bacon-IDM1-01.jpg[/lvlshot][lvlshot]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v130/majinbacon/Bacon-IDM1-02.jpg[/lvlshot]
[lvlshot]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v130/majinbacon/Bacon-IDM1-03.jpg[/lvlshot][lvlshot]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v130/majinbacon/Bacon-IDM1-04.jpg[/lvlshot]
[lvlshot]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v130/majinbacon/Bacon-IDM1-05.jpg[/lvlshot][lvlshot]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v130/majinbacon/Bacon-IDM1-06.jpg[/lvlshot]
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Post by l0g1c »

voodoochopstiks wrote:Ydnar, will the customizing be worth it? Will you be a über speedhog or will you be riding it for über distance? :D
He can piss off the baggage people at the airport by fitting 2 tons of metal into a tiny box.
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Post by ydnar »

36 pounds (16.3 kg) to be exact, plus the weight of the case.

So it's done, it ended up requiring custom fender stays & rubber shock mount, a bar-end wedge made from a wine cork, and a couple modified cable noodles to get everything to route correctly. Woof.

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Post by l0g1c »

That's not as bad as I expected. My mountain bike is ~50 lbs.

Btw, looks very nice. How's it ride?
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Post by pjw »

@ Bacon--I like the look of that. Very cool. :)
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Post by bork[e] »

pjw wrote:@ Bacon--I like the look of that. Very cool. :)
indeed, GL on getting it back. :icon32:
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Post by Bacon »

Friend is currently "looking for it" I have faith he kept it :icon26:

I can't wait to start working on it again, it's been such a long time since i have made any maps :p

Edit: w00t, got the map files, all the textures, and everything else i Backed up :icon14:
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Post by Timbo »

ydnar wrote:Yes, yes it is. <bike porn>
Hooray, join the Rohloff club. I've got one on my mountain bike. I'm not keen on the grip shifter, but I'm planning to (attempt at least) make a trigger shifter with my CNC mill.
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Post by ydnar »

Timbo wrote:
ydnar wrote:Yes, yes it is. <bike porn>
Hooray, join the Rohloff club. I've got one on my mountain bike. I'm not keen on the grip shifter, but I'm planning to (attempt at least) make a trigger shifter with my CNC mill.
If you can and do, sign me up, particularly if it can clamp onto a 26.4mm road bar. The handlebar/shifting setup is the only hokey thing about it. And that gap between gears 7 & 8... :)


Edit: It rides really nice. Sort of a sherman tank compared to my other bicycles though. It's more that twice as heavy as my road bike, heh. The cable splitters jangle on the top tube, which ends up being a nice musical ring in a way. Still need to sort out chain & spoke tension, and figure out how to pack it in the S&S case.
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Post by redfella »

Kaz, you should map for Far Cry if you want to make an island... :)
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Post by redfella »

Holy toledo that game/editor is great (Far Cry)!
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Post by bork[e] »

so redfella...have you never mapped for far cry and never played it...and then in under a minute you played and mapped for it and discovered how great it was.

That is what it looks like in your two posts above...with the "Holy toledo" bit. :icon19:
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