Winter Bike Rebuilds

[Wade]

Anyone else doing winter bike rebuilds while the weather is not conducive to cycling?

I have a randoneuring bike which got a new chain, cassette, and bottom bracket. Getting ready to change out the brake and shifter cables.

My gravel bike has a belt drive with a Rohloff hub. Changed out the bottom bracket and all the cables. New handlebar tape as well. I also added inline brake levers.

I should be ready to ride once it gets a bit warmer.

 

[Rom]

I'm trying to find a reasonably priced MTB frame to rebuild mine this winter.

 

[Shawn Gossman]

Anyone else doing winter bike rebuilds while the weather is not conducive to cycling?

I have a randoneuring bike which got a new chain, cassette, and bottom bracket. Getting ready to change out the brake and shifter cables.

My gravel bike has a belt drive with a Rohloff hub. Changed out the bottom bracket and all the cables. New handlebar tape as well. I also added inline brake levers.

I should be ready to ride once it gets a bit warmer.

I've always wanted to do something like this.

Buy a decent frame and then teach myself how to build the bike up to a decent bike.

My wife need an eBike, maybe I can get one of those kits and build one for her.

I'd buy one but I'm getting ready to buy a new truck so my bike buying activities will be pausing very soon lol.

 

[Wade]

I've always wanted to do something like this.

Buy a decent frame and then teach myself how to build the bike up to a decent bike.

My wife need an eBike, maybe I can get one of those kits and build one for her.

I'd buy one but I'm getting ready to buy a new truck so my bike buying activities will be pausing very soon lol.

My brother and I each built our wives an ebike conversion using Swytch out of the UK. Works pretty well. I converted a Specialized flat bar road bike for her. About 35 mile range if she run the battery all of the time.