Custom clamp. Forum use.
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- Album
- sunday-first-wave
- Category
- Bikes - BMX
- Date Posted
- Jan 23, 2013 at 19:57Jan 23, 2013
- Location
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Ghettoville, Newfoundland, Canada
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- Photo Size:
- Camera
- Canon PowerShot A3100 IS
- Lens
- 6.2 - 24.8 mm
- Shutter Speed
- 1/15
- Aperture
- 2.7
- Focal Length
- 6.2 mm
- ISO Speed
- 200
- Date
- 2013:01:15
- Time
- 19:55:02
20 Comments
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mtxfreestyle13
(Jan 23, 2013 at 21:07)
what the hell am i even looking at?? what is that?!
- 5 4
Bro, 3 pictures before this.. I have a wedge post. I thought this idea was cool, so I figured I'd try it. It works really good, and is overall lighter than a wedge post.
- 1 11
Why would you think weakening the structural integrity of your frame was a cool idea? Your money but a waste of 300$ for a new frame.
- 6 1
It doesn't really weaken anything that much. The tubing was surprisingly thick.
I only payed $30 for this frame, not much of a loss if anything happens. It wouldn't be a pain in my ass if I bought a new frame, more-so a benefit.
I only payed $30 for this frame, not much of a loss if anything happens. It wouldn't be a pain in my ass if I bought a new frame, more-so a benefit.
- 5 0
Does not actually weaken the frame in anyway as the only force on this area would be on the bolt itself... and have you ever seen a seat tube crack and I'm not talking the weld on the seat tube but the tube itself?
- 4 1
definitely doesn't make the frame any weaker. I find it funny that you chopped the seattube super short and made a "custom" seat clamp, yet you don't run your seat slammed.