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All cycles are shipped by the manufacturer in a knock down kit and are assembled at the retail shop. This group is for people who want to assemble their own cycles.
Location: Bangalore
Members: 4
Latest Activity: Oct. 24, 2008
Very easy build
PS. I can help you modify it into a TANDEM (2 SEATER) later. A little more complex. Will have to wait for 'FF' - Skipper
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Comment by Chetan Prasad on October 24, 2008 at 5:29pm -
Great Chimang. I am sure you will not need my assistance [you can always go back to the shopkeeper ;-)]
Start a discussion here and put your project in it.
Take care with the wheel alignment. Also some parts may not fit, just as warned. We are still a long way from a real KIT. This requires a high degree of precision and QC by the manufacturer. Unfortunately, even the best brands out source a lot of components from small vendors owing to costs.
This makes it a challenge for the hobbyist. But it is fun.
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Comment by Chimang on October 24, 2008 at 4:58pm - HEEEEY everybody, bought my first cycle in bits and pieces. My dad had a fit (as will Malini). Just need to prove I can put it together. Will post details. But the wierdest part was that the shopkeeper did not want to sell it this way. Kept on saying the parts will not always fit. Lets see. Else I am sending to Bangalore. Skipper, be ready
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Comment by Malini Prabhu on October 14, 2008 at 6:15pm -
AAAW! I just bought one a few months ago without giving it a thought. So maybe mine will be the FIRST TANDEM at FF.
Skipper, what other modifications can we make?
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Comment by Betty on October 14, 2008 at 5:33pm -
This is great. Count me in.
Skipper. Are you for real????
WHAT HAVE YOU NOT DONE ?????
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