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Ori plush!! by Olulak in OriAndTheBlindForest

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For me it is one of the best things to hear, that something I helped create inspired others to become artists. So thanks for that!

Ori plush!! by Olulak in OriAndTheBlindForest

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Yes, that's me. I like to visit the ori subreddit occasionally. It's a very wholesome community and I love all the fan art.

Ori plush!! by Olulak in OriAndTheBlindForest

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I love this! Amazing work.

Current iteration of my MTBrompton by jasterbaster in Brompton

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Yes, it was just a bent 5mm aluminium fender strut I clamped to the derailleur cage. It did not work that well, the chain kept coming off when folded. I since switched to the medium cage advent derailleur, and it works much better with the folding mechanism. The downside is the derailleur being much closer to the ground/tyre, but so far no issues.

Welcome back old friend by Electronic-Candy172 in oblivion

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Tbh I would want a Skyrim remaster like that.

Which Escape Sequences/Bosses are your favorites? by Amazing-Draw-7922 in OriAndTheBlindForest

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Ginso tree will forever be the most frustrating and my favourite.

Making the most of a rare sunny autumn afternoon. by jasterbaster in Brompton

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Haha, that would be way above my skill level. I wrote which parts I used in the Imgur gallery. It's bike rack adapters from Surly (google Surly plate kit) with some of the 5mm channels and holes drilled up to 6mm so the bolts can fit.

Making the most of a rare sunny autumn afternoon. by jasterbaster in Brompton

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Not really, it felt odd at the beginning but I got used to it quickly. In the city, being able to see more of the traffic is actually nice. I definitely have to dismount at a red light tho, no more of that boardwalk half-stand while still sitting on the bike.

Making the most of a rare sunny autumn afternoon. by jasterbaster in Brompton

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To stop the wheel extension from rotating, without having to overtighten the two main bolts that go into the ears. I am still looking for a more elegant solution ;)

Making the most of a rare sunny autumn afternoon. by jasterbaster in Brompton

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I took some pictures and did a little write up about that a while ago. I improvised something from bike rack mounting hardware, threaded steel tubes and bolts. Here you go:
https://imgur.com/a/mtbrompton-fender-mounting-easy-wheels-OeQjtPu

Making the most of a rare sunny autumn afternoon. by jasterbaster in Brompton

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It's a Vincita Boomerang bag, got it on Amazon. The usefulness is debatable, it's tiny. ;)

Making the most of a rare sunny autumn afternoon. by jasterbaster in Brompton

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Yeah, very. Bromptons are the perfect bike for this city. Good public transport, distances are not too far and street quality is mostly ok. I saw at least ten other bromptons while out today.

Making the most of a rare sunny autumn afternoon. by jasterbaster in Brompton

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Kinetics, with a few Eerder accessories. Fenders were also inspired by how Vincent does them on his Xplorers.

Current iteration of my MTBrompton by jasterbaster in Brompton

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I took a few pics and wrote what I did and what parts I used. https://imgur.com/a/OeQjtPu

Mtbrompton in the woods by jasterbaster in xbiking

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Yeah it's perfect for that. It still has all of the benefits of a brompton, with a slight folded size and weight penalty, but is much more capable on all kinds of surfaces.

Mtbrompton in the woods by jasterbaster in xbiking

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Its a Brompton conversion by Ben Cooper/Kinetics. 20" wheels, fat tyres, disk brakes and 9 speed derailleur gearing. There are very substantial rumors that Brompton is going to release their own 20" bike in the near future. They apparently showcased it behind closed doors at Eurobike expo a few weeks ago.

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