Cabin fever, brake lines and ceramic coated pipes.

[edward]

What do you do when they are calling for more than two feet of snow? You get out tools and bang on bikes. So I never liked the extra slack I had in my front brake line.


The stop on the master cylinder created a weird angle as well so that had to go. A few weeks ago I ordered up a shorter line (Goodridge ebony stainless). As the snow fell I removed a portion of the stop, got out the super fine file and installed the new line.


Done!


I also treated myself to some ceramic coating.

Before.


After.

[TuffLuckTom]

Sweet! But what goodness is hiding under that drop cloth?

[motoguru]

love your bike.

[edward]

Sweet! But what goodness is hiding under that drop cloth?

look at the properties of any of the images. there you will find the answer.

[trnrover]

look at the properties of any of the images. there you will find the answer.

LOL Hardy har har.

[MotorCityOutlaw]

Looks good, I really like how clean your bike looks while still having a lot of character.

[me]

looks good man. i don't know if it was yr bike i saw on onother site or someone elses but that tail section is the most inginious thing ever! it finaly makes sense to me that one doesn't need a jig in order to make a hardtail for you bike...fuckin cool!

[edward]

looks good man. i don't know if it was yr bike i saw on onother site or someone elses but that tail section is the most inginious thing ever! it finaly makes sense to me that one doesn't need a jig in order to make a hardtail for you bike...fuckin cool!

it's an atlas rigid frame.