BTW I also saw 2 sets of nice correct Lightning Darts this weekend for 50.00, which is great price for these tires.
I did get some measurements but I've noticed not all of them being so accurate. I've slowly posted some of it. Part of the reason I have not posted it all in one place, is so we don't get another set of DB NYC builders coming it and you know how that goes.. Did you see the episode of ********* Money, Dirty Money on Discovery. That is all I'll say of that.
Jamie, I am sending the seat to them.
PM me for any measurement you may need.
Wow, I wish you would have bought those lightning darts!
I uploaded my mostly fuzzy pictures from the Hollywood Museum. i dont know how much more helpful they will be, but in the interest of shared knowledge I'll add the link here.
And here is a picture of the "arrow" on the chain guard. You can see that its a cut out with the short popsicle stick things glued on top, and the left side has been painted red.
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Here are a couple of the ones i took...
Flickr: abelugo79's Photostream
most all my shots are here, I didn't post my old shots from my first trip.
BTW we noticed the bike shifter and the front tire is hitting the case, it's now harder to get shots of the back side.
As far as the cables go, they all route into the center tank.
If you want them to operate something, the 3 speed shifter can move a lever to make the rear lights go in and out.
The brake lever was not used in the movie. I think the Hollywood bike has an extra red line coming from under the microphone handset.
the box line would route wire to the taillights.
Since the bike shifted the black box is also hard to get a dead on top view, which would help for the button placement. If ever back go in,I'll take my real tripod to get around back better.
Yeah, I'm super thin. I seriously contemplated squeezing in there, but I didn't want to get kicked out. Maybe I'll do it next time. The underside of the brake lever is a ***** to get because of the angle.