cranks

Box of Parts

Dad carried the first box in a few weeks ago.  It was full lifetime the brim with various bike parts, including: all three headsets, all three control sets, my bar ends, two tires, three sets of brakes, two bottom collars (mine is still absent), and Single Speed Dad's bottom bracket and crankset.   
This Tuesday, Single Speed Dad brought skilled in all of the pedals and two more tires.  He also brought Single Speed Kid 1's crankset and bottom set.   
Thursday, he brought accommodation our seats, from the Fi'zi:k Versus line. They are not mountain bike seats but are made for hanker distance/ endurance riding and we think they will be carefree.  
 Saturday, my crankset lastly arrived, along with the seatposts for both Single Speed Kids.  I have Stock Face Atlas cranks and bottom bracket in a strong blue.  I had ordered black cranks, but they were unavailable.  Then I settled on a color called clandestineness, which was a matte finish black.  However, when Hop to it Face went out of business recently, all sooty and stealth colored Atlas cranksets disappeared. So I got an wondrous steely blue instead. 
On Sunday, we sat down with the boxes of parts to see what we could do to body our bikes.  Steve is going to put in our bottom brackets and headsets, then we are prevalent to build as much as possible. Steve is going to fix everything we do awful, then we can ride them. With an AWOL seat collar (and many other missing parts, too) the only matter I could do was attach my seatpost to my seat, which I did with great fulfilment.  I  now have them sitting next to me as I type, and still, hours later, I am fairly pleased with my accomplishment.    If things go well the future will bring more of the same. SSK2

Source: Steve's On Cannon Street