World's Most Dangerous Bike Birthday (Observed)
The latest project: dump-bike fixie.




Custom J-B Weld track cog should keep everything in place. Right? What could happen?
The finished product.
Welcome to the world. Please don't try to kill me like me your friends.
2 Comments:
Are you saying that you built a cog out of JB Weld?!!
That's *way* cooler than the shiv I carved from a toothbrush.
But really, did you just fuse the freewheel shut, or what?
I fused a track cog to the hub using J-B Weld. I know - mad technology. Unfortunately the track cog was too wide and only left a thread or two for the lock ring. So I am hoping that is sufficient to keep everything in place. Not really the safest set-up, but it is a dump bike...
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