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Belt Drive Perception
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You may have seen my bikes at the bike swap and saw that my new model is compatible with Gate Carbon Drive and the step through…Continue

Tags: chain, drive, belt, hand-built

Started this discussion. Last reply by paulcycles Mar 23.

Univega Steel "Hybrid" Frameset+ 42cm, 700c, $100

Great frameset made of steel, made for 700c wheels - Includes front wheel (not pictured) , crank (right side only), Stem, bars, and whatever you see.This will make a fantastic comfortable commuter…Continue

Tags: commuter, hybrid, Steel

Started Dec 17, 2012

Cargo Bike Experiment
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Introducing Legacy Frameworks' newest experiment - The OxAn all steel cycle truck with integrated front and rear racks. FrameOverall Sized small with fork steerer long to fit me (6'2") - Largest size…Continue

Started this discussion. Last reply by Legacy Frameworks Nov 29, 2012.

 

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Legacy Frameworks replied to Rob Pooley's discussion 'Route from Union Station to Oak Park/River Forest'
"I have gone a few ways from Oak Park to downtown, but the one I liked best was Washington, pretty straight shot and lanes or bike friendly most of the way.  I am looking for routs to go from oak park to bridgeport and used this Crime heat map…"
May 1
Legacy Frameworks replied to Jana Kinsman's discussion 'Bike a Bee Fundraiser -- This Friday the 26th!'
"Excited to be a part of this tonight! Stop by, lots of great stuff - Here is what we are putting in the auction - starting at just $500 https://www.facebook.com/events/555063344513960/ "
Apr 26
Legacy Frameworks replied to Christopher C. 10.0+ mi's discussion 'Suggestions on who to use to straighten a Steel frame??'
"Also Owen at Blue City for frame repairs. "
Apr 23
Legacy Frameworks replied to Jana Kinsman's discussion 'Bike a Bee Fundraiser -- This Friday the 26th!'
"Jana is doing great things for the community and for bee-kind - we are happy to help her in any way we can! A complete Legacy Bikes Build will be part of the silent auction. Bidding starts at just $500, and all profits go to Bike a Bee "
Apr 22
Legacy Frameworks replied to Jackie Weiser's discussion 'Illinois & Michigan Canal - Bridgeport Access Point?'
"Hey Tim, we are practically neighbors, hit me up if you want to ride some trails some time. Levi   "
Mar 28
paulcycles replied to Legacy Frameworks's discussion 'Belt Drive Perception'
"I still have a 1974ish Panasonic folder that uses a belt, very similar to the Gates product. I only retired it due to rust in the steel rear hub.  That hub contains a drum brake that frozen from humidity as I keep it in my garage prone to…"
Mar 23
Diego Rael replied to Legacy Frameworks's discussion 'Belt Drive Perception'
" No problem, I didn't think you were leading me astray, I actually thought the same thing you did as I was pushing my bike in the snow after it broke. I figured buy a spare fold it up and stick it in my pack and then of course was…"
Mar 23
Thunder Snow replied to Legacy Frameworks's discussion 'Belt Drive Perception'
"Diego-- thanks for the clarification.  I've never needed to change belts and I've never seen one packaged.  I got the impression they were packaged coiled tightly, since the Gates instruction video (below) devotes a big…"
Mar 22
Diego Rael replied to Legacy Frameworks's discussion 'Belt Drive Perception'
"Here is my spare"
Mar 22
Diego Rael replied to Legacy Frameworks's discussion 'Belt Drive Perception'
" These come packaged on a flat piece of cardboard and specifically state not to fold or bend.  When I picked up my spare, even the mechanic  at Village Cycle told me not to do this, "
Mar 22
Christopher Wallace replied to Legacy Frameworks's discussion 'Belt Drive Perception'
"Talk with Phil Wood machinist, they have made parts for these for years and have great input on issues"
Mar 22
Diego Rael replied to Legacy Frameworks's discussion 'Belt Drive Perception'
"I've been  riding a Trek Soho DLX and it has  worked pretty much flawlessly with little maintenance. I did have an issue with the last heavy snow as it snapped in the middle of an intersection. The bike was purchased in Sept. of last…"
Mar 22
Legacy Frameworks and Dave Grossman are now friends
Mar 20
Seri97 replied to Legacy Frameworks's discussion 'Belt Drive Perception'
"My new bicycle has both the internal hub and belt drive."
Mar 17
Joe Guzzardo replied to Legacy Frameworks's discussion 'Belt Drive Perception'
"So I poked around the web looking for belt drive bicycles. It seems that the ultimate touring/commuter drivetrain would be a Gates carbon drive belt coupled with a Rohloff 14 speed hub. I've seen the Co-Motion Pangea and the Americano, both of…"
Mar 17
Legacy Frameworks commented on UV Metal Arts - Powder Coating's group 'Hand Built Bicycle Frame Builders Of Chicagoland'
"Hi Ranelle, there are a few custom builders working in the city. Two that I know would are currently building would be Humble Frameworks http://www.humbleframeworks.cc and Method Bicycle http://www.methodbicycle.com . While…"
Mar 17

Profile Information

What I ride:
Hybrid, Cruiser
The kind of riding I do:
Recreational, Commuting, Around Town, My business involves biking
About me:
I hand build city/commuter bikes here in Chicago from quality USA made steel, designing them and building them up for every cyclist to enjoy.
My other websites (myspace, facebook, blogs, etc.):
http://legacyframeworks.com

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