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Step 5Assemble the seat nose

Assemble the seat nose
With caster screwed tightly into wood dowel in stem, now you can assemble (bolt) the seat nose bracket to the caster bracket.
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Sep 9, 2009. 12:49 PMTinworm says:
I think this is a really neat idea....this use of a caster. It did worry me how you would keep the seat from slewing when you turn the handlebars. I can't help wondering how stable the seat will be, however. How did you find it, in practice?
Sep 10, 2009. 5:34 AMTinworm says:
well, I really like the idea...and you'd have to have something of the clown about you to even consider building one (as I am). I think I might be tempted to raise the crank centre and have longer pedals or even put a cog further forward, just beneath the word "speed".

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