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Here's How That Crazy Height-Changing Bicycle Works, and How to Build Your Own
The methods will "shock" you
Last year we saw an amazing bicycle that had been hacked so that it could change height on-the-fly. Like this:
I could not deduce how it worked, but Rachel over at Rako Bikes figured it out--and even made an Instructable showing you how to build your own. You'll need a way to cut metal, access to a welder and a budget for some basic bike parts and tools--and, of course, a full-suspension mountain bike you're willing to hack up--but she makes it look pretty do-able.
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Enter a caption (optional)Check out the build instructions here.
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Need to use this idea to change a recumbant into a regular bike for those long uphill sessions.