Lets See Your Uber Slammed Seats

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Lets See Your Uber Slammed Seats
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flag f-it-bike-co
Posted: Mar 26, 2009 at 14:29 Quote
hey guys

i wanna jb weld my seatpost into my seat tube after i cut it down,

just wondering, should i sand the post and inside of seat tube to bare metal b4 i put the jb weld in??
flag victorp
Posted: Mar 26, 2009 at 14:31 Quote
wtf man stop messing with your bike and go ride it!
flag f-it-bike-co
Posted: Mar 26, 2009 at 14:36 Quote
victorp wrote:
wtf man stop messing with your bike and go ride it!

cant, dont wanna ride till its nice out man, +awaiting a day to ride with a friend

++++ you didnt answer my question

++++ we should ride at the park one day wen u get your bike
flag Atlas77
Posted: Mar 26, 2009 at 16:44 Quote
Not having a seat is the new trend. slamming is so yesterday! i mean whos gonna sit down with that slammed seat? might aswell have no seat/post and save some weight!
flag hendu
Posted: Mar 26, 2009 at 16:51 Quote
always sand to bare when welding then do the weld tack it first then run a bead around it the grind that down sand it till its flush and looks like its part of the bike then paint and ride
flag f-it-bike-co
Posted: Mar 26, 2009 at 19:19 Quote
hendu wrote:
always sand to bare when welding then do the weld tack it first then run a bead around it the grind that down sand it till its flush and looks like its part of the bike then paint and ride

umm. im using jb weld
flag hendu
Posted: Mar 26, 2009 at 21:31 Quote
f-it-bike-co wrote:
hendu wrote:
always sand to bare when welding then do the weld tack it first then run a bead around it the grind that down sand it till its flush and looks like its part of the bike then paint and ride

umm. im using jb weld
cant say i know what that is all i know is tig and mig
flag transam711
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Posted: Mar 26, 2009 at 21:34 Quote
hendu wrote:
f-it-bike-co wrote:
hendu wrote:
always sand to bare when welding then do the weld tack it first then run a bead around it the grind that down sand it till its flush and looks like its part of the bike then paint and ride

umm. im using jb weld
cant say i know what that is all i know is tig and mig

JB Weld is just strong glue.
flag hendu
Posted: Mar 26, 2009 at 21:34 Quote
rmx711 wrote:
hendu wrote:
f-it-bike-co wrote:


umm. im using jb weld
cant say i know what that is all i know is tig and mig

JB Weld is just strong glue.
oh alright well i dunno then personally id never glue anything on my bike thats just sketch
flag transam711
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Posted: Mar 26, 2009 at 21:36 Quote
hendu wrote:
rmx711 wrote:
hendu wrote:
cant say i know what that is all i know is tig and mig

JB Weld is just strong glue.
oh alright well i dunno then personally id never glue anything on my bike thats just sketch

It's not literally glue, it kind of melts the metal together. It's strong enough, it's just stupid to do something permanent on your bike when a seat post clamp would suffice.
flag Onespeed38
Posted: Mar 26, 2009 at 21:37 Quote
hendu wrote:
f-it-bike-co wrote:
hendu wrote:
always sand to bare when welding then do the weld tack it first then run a bead around it the grind that down sand it till its flush and looks like its part of the bike then paint and ride

umm. im using jb weld
cant say i know what that is all i know is tig and mig

How can you know tig and mig welding but have never heard of JB Weld?


I see no reason at all to do this, pointless endeavor. You are just going to screw it up and destroy your frame... and for what?
flag the-ultimate-cyclist
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Posted: Mar 26, 2009 at 21:39 Quote
Onespeed38 wrote:
hendu wrote:
f-it-bike-co wrote:


umm. im using jb weld
cant say i know what that is all i know is tig and mig

How can you know tig and mig welding but have never heard of JB Weld?


I see no reason at all to do this, pointless endeavor. You are just going to screw it up and destroy your frame... and for what?

more trend points obviously Cool
flag transam711
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Posted: Mar 26, 2009 at 21:42 Quote
the-ultimate-cyclist wrote:
Onespeed38 wrote:
hendu wrote:
cant say i know what that is all i know is tig and mig

How can you know tig and mig welding but have never heard of JB Weld?


I see no reason at all to do this, pointless endeavor. You are just going to screw it up and destroy your frame... and for what?

more trend points obviously Cool

I hear there's a direct correlation between trend points and rider skill.
flag skierdud89
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Posted: Mar 26, 2009 at 21:43 Quote
the-ultimate-cyclist wrote:
Onespeed38 wrote:
hendu wrote:
cant say i know what that is all i know is tig and mig

How can you know tig and mig welding but have never heard of JB Weld?


I see no reason at all to do this, pointless endeavor. You are just going to screw it up and destroy your frame... and for what?

more trend points obviously Cool
haha yep.

is your seat really in the way where it is?
not too mention doing this will void your warranty
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