look for a page on facebook called btr fabrications, some very nice work on there! cant seem to find the homemade frames, so im sharing it here instead
anyone here made a chainguide with a carbon fibre back plate? What thickness did you use? Im quite tempted to give it a bash
I would only have to be a few mm thick, like 4 if you use a bash ring, but if you are making it a taco guide I'd go wider, also, where would you get this carbon from
anyone here made a chainguide with a carbon fibre back plate? What thickness did you use? Im quite tempted to give it a bash
I would only have to be a few mm thick, like 4 if you use a bash ring, but if you are making it a taco guide I'd go wider, also, where would you get this carbon from
Ah. No lasers in my household Will probs have a bash with a cheap sheet of nylon and then make one out of aluminium. Similarly, how difficult is ti to work?
Also, made a bushing removal too today for fox forks Works a treat, will get pics later
Its funny. Id never looked at a bushing removal tool but i had an idea that would work.... Turns out my idea is the same as whats already being used :L
True story.
Mine cost me approximately £4 to make. Making the piece on the end that actually removes the bushing is the hardest part.
Its funny. Id never looked at a bushing removal tool but i had an idea that would work.... Turns out my idea is the same as whats already being used :L
True story.
Mine cost me approximately £4 to make. Making the piece on the end that actually removes the bushing is the hardest part.
Its funny. Id never looked at a bushing removal tool but i had an idea that would work.... Turns out my idea is the same as whats already being used :L
True story.
Mine cost me approximately £4 to make. Making the piece on the end that actually removes the bushing is the hardest part.
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