Comments on Free advice on how to fix your bicycle: BICYCLE FRAME EXTENSION PART 3

Actually it came from WW2 where "Gerry" ...

2011-07-19T15:15:40.869-04:00

Actually it came from WW2 where "Gerry" was the nickname given to German soldiers by the Brits, well one of them anyways. However, I am flattered. As for the sidecar I must admit I was tempted a few times especially after seeing some from the Philippines, I think, but I have no use for one and too many projects to do anyways. Keep me posted with yours, it sounds real cool.

Gerry :)

Ok, Now I think I know where the term "Gerry-...

2011-07-19T11:28:36.381-04:00

Ok, Now I think I know where the term "Gerry-Rigged" comes from...
Not that there's anything wrong with that, I have the same 'disease'.;) Quite impressed with your ingenuity. Been thinking of devising a multi-purpose 1970's style BMX sidehack. Not for a passenger per say, but for hauling cargo. Ever messed with bicycle sidecars?

Tanks for the advice, I'll look into it. Gerry :)...

2009-05-21T17:30:13.867-04:00

Tanks for the advice, I'll look into it.

Gerry :)

Looks good. If you could figure out the connectio...

2009-05-20T16:25:03.875-04:00

Looks good. If you could figure out the connection, some copper pipe would be strong enough for most hauling up to 100 lbs. Reasonable light and easy to work with.

Hi Gerry, I'd heard that there was a world-wide sh...

2009-05-11T09:48:00.000-04:00

Hi Gerry,
I'd heard that there was a world-wide shortage of steel... ;)
Great to see that you're busy and obviously well.
I'm about to embark on a project that will involve building a Simple fixie from an old steel road frame. I plan to strip the steel down to raw and then blue it (gun blue). Maybe some Damascus steel blingy bits. It's about to be winter down here, so I will have the time. Keep well, Johann.