Lame. I was totally pumped to go and ride my bike along with my fram out to the powdercoat shop today out in Spanish fork. So I set out for the bike collective to pick up my fork but no one was there! I even had my frame strapped to my back like a pro.
Just another setback I will have to deal with.
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Went on a bike ride with Zac today up south fork canyon. I was worried about getting cold but things were actually great. The weather was cold enough that we were able to sustain a fast pace without generating alot of heat and thus did not sweat at all (practically speaking). Even though Zac beat me on the ascent (on a fixie nonetheless) I had a good time, I wish I made more of an effort to get out and ride more.
Afterwards we headed over to his place to get some of the parts for my bike project priced out, and it looks like things will be super legit when we get everything put together. I am really looking forward to this.
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Headed over to the Provo bicycle collective to get a bike I am working on cleaned up and disassembled before it heads off for some fresh powder coat. Still working on snagging some pics, but I will post em next time.
For the disassembly things went pretty smooth. Had some snags with removing the crankset and bottom bracket but it was a cool experience to get some grease on my hands and get up close with some of the parts and tools.
Really looking forward to getting some replacement parts worded and seeing the powdercoat on it. I am thinking of getting it done in a nice cream color. While I don't know the history of the bike and how it ended up in Provo I do know that at one time it was registered at Harvard which is kinda cool. Zac had the great idea of stenciling "Harvard" up on the top tube which i think would be a great touch to add to the bike once we get it all put together.
