fullyfixed
10-30-10, 12:12 PM
on a se draft 08 with thrasher fork? any do this yet?
Singlespeed & Fixed Gear - dual 26 Chuckers
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prind0
10-30-10, 03:45 PM
Better off checking tricktrack.org
Leukybear
10-30-10, 06:01 PM
Not on an SE draft LOLOLOLOLOL...
I would personally save enough for a proper tarck frame.... perhaps an SE PK Ripper? As SE seems to be liquidating them for perhaps a successor.
I would personally save enough for a proper tarck frame.... perhaps an SE PK Ripper? As SE seems to be liquidating them for perhaps a successor.
gt35built
10-30-10, 06:05 PM
How is a pk ripper a proper track frame?
Why put chukkers on a frame that isnt mean for tricks?
Why put chukkers on a frame that isnt mean for tricks?
Leukybear
10-30-10, 06:06 PM
How is a pk ripper a proper track frame?
I said tarck specifically; not track....
It is proper for tricks or tarck as the slang goes, as it's reinforced to handle the stress. In addition to geo....
I said tarck specifically; not track....
It is proper for tricks or tarck as the slang goes, as it's reinforced to handle the stress. In addition to geo....
ohnoitsvincent
10-30-10, 06:20 PM
I said tarck specifically; not track....
It is proper for tricks or tarck as the slang goes, as it's reinforced to handle the stress. In addition to geo....
PK Rippers are the worst, and are not proper for tricks and will not be able to handle the stress. They're made out of aluminum and there's been many instances of people snapping them. But TS, you should save up for a proper trick frame. Like Prind0 said, you should check out tricktrack.org
It is proper for tricks or tarck as the slang goes, as it's reinforced to handle the stress. In addition to geo....
PK Rippers are the worst, and are not proper for tricks and will not be able to handle the stress. They're made out of aluminum and there's been many instances of people snapping them. But TS, you should save up for a proper trick frame. Like Prind0 said, you should check out tricktrack.org
WoundedKnee
10-30-10, 09:59 PM
Yes. My friend did exactly this.
camashtorcal
10-30-10, 10:53 PM
OP, yeah, definitely better off going to TrickTrack forums. A lot of useful information especially as of recently the popularity of going from 700s to 26s. Sounds like you should be fine but I'm not sure what size tire you can run in the back to compensate for your lowered bottom bracket height and how long your cranks are, you might also have to do some crimping if you haven't already but they(at TrickTrack) would be more helpful and knowledgable than I.
Leukybear
10-31-10, 03:07 AM
PK Rippers are the worst, and are not proper for tricks and will not be able to handle the stress. They're made out of aluminum and there's been many instances of people snapping them. But TS, you should save up for a proper trick frame. Like Prind0 said, you should check out tricktrack.org
Exactry; that's why they're so cheap! :thumb:
Exactry; that's why they're so cheap! :thumb:
Scrodzilla
10-31-10, 08:47 AM
http://upload.alfa145.com/files/12/AwesomeThread.jpg
Pooptet
10-31-10, 09:05 AM
Agreed with getting a proper tarcking frame.
Such a product like the Leader Shadow: http://www.iminusd.bigcartel.com/product/leader-shadow-pre-order
Clearance for big tire sizes is a plus in the tarcking world.
Such a product like the Leader Shadow: http://www.iminusd.bigcartel.com/product/leader-shadow-pre-order
Clearance for big tire sizes is a plus in the tarcking world.
youngandcurious
10-31-10, 11:51 AM
Best ever http://www.shopcultur.com/products/Nemesis-Project-Trackfighter-Plymouth-Frame.html