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Office Chair Bike

Step 8Riding the Office Chair (AKA loose nut behind the handle bars)

Riding the Office Chair (AKA loose nut behind the handle bars)
Here it is on its maiden voyage. I still need to lower the seat further so my feet can securely reach the ground given the chair's long seat pan extending forward under rider's knees and holding them up.

That little tail sticking out in back is a side view of a 3 foot long 1x10 wooden board between the chair and chair mounting bracket on the seat post. It allowed the chair to be offset from the post about 5 inches forward leaving a back shelf for storage.

Woodenbikes.com disclaimer: None of my 15 home built bikes (to date) are made from 100% wood. Wood is not my religion. Wood is a conveneint and entertaining construction material for some parts of my bikes. Your Apple computer may not be made of 100% apples either. Open it up if you don't believe me.
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Long time bicyclist, bike commuter, bike tourer, recent bike builder/experimenter. My day job is as an energy planner for a small utility. I specialize in hydro electric, other renewables and gas fire...
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