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Old 01-04-08, 01:44 PM
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Considering making a project.



I want those in it. They are 20 inches. Other than that I'm kind of stumpped on what else I want to do. Ideas? Perhaps I could make my own version of a lowrider.
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Those are hypnotic...

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I haven't bought them yet
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Originally Posted by fuzzbox
I haven't bought them yet
A low rider would certainly work. How much would these set you back?

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They are 30$ For everything else I might check out the local bike salvage store and craig's list.
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This is a really rough idea. I'm not exactly sure what style frame I want to use. Left=bmx, right= road. My worry for a road frame would be the whole thing would be a giant.
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I have to say I like the long lines of the BMX bike version--but I am definitely not the person to ask on how to make these things work!

$30 isn't bad for the wheels. This is going to be a FG/SS?

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Yes. I was thinking BMX as well because it is more convenient.
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Originally Posted by fuzzbox
They are 30$.
Some things come right back at you! Radial spoke wheels were on Easy Racer since the mid-1970s. I bought ONE 20" thin racing wheel with radial spokes for $80., but that was in 1980, then a few years later I bought an Easy RacerTour Easy 20" wider radial spoked wheel for $50.

Nowdays Quickie wheelchairs also adopted radial spokes in their 24" wheels. $30. for TWO rims is low. Terrific deal! I still have my old rims since I do not have the heart to sell something I might use someday.

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So, Fuzzbox, have you gotten any further, or are you still mulling?

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Nothing yet. I might start Friday/Saturday. I might not get the wheels since it has been a while he might of sold them already.
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Ok .

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Those are good strong wheels, though they are just a little heavy. I've got one hanging from the rafters at the moment awaiting inspiration as to what to do with it.
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