We’ve all wanted to do it, and now it’s finally time. You’ve decided to spend a little time, and hopefully only a little money, to restore an old bike and turn it into something that will make every other cyclist super jelly. Here’s how you do it. 5 Steps to Restore an Old Bike Step 1 – Find the bike. Maybe you already own a vintage bike, but if not, start looking. Finding the perfect bike may turn out to be a little tedious, but combing over every Craigslist ad and local garage sale could really pay off. Look for something that is begging for a little work, but isn’t too far gone. If the frame is rusted out (i.e. has holes), then it may be more hassle than it is worth. Step 2 – Planning is one of the most important steps. You’re likely very excited about getting started,…
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