Snow bikes
02-15-07, 10:00 AM
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Snow bikes
Does anyone know where a good online store is to buy good snowbikes? or just snow bike conversion kits
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02-15-07, 01:21 PM
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i hope you have 400 dollars your willing to drop on it
im constructing one myself actually thats coming along quite nicely, i'll post pics when its complete im using two full size skateboard decks, the back is held in place by skateboard trucks in the dopouts and hooks attached to the spindle. THe front will be a block of wood connected to the skateboard deck and a nother block of wood nailed on top of that, in between the two blocks of wood i will be putting an axle for it to go into the fork dropouts and bunji (sp?) chord so it can pivot up and down but will go back into place
im constructing one myself actually thats coming along quite nicely, i'll post pics when its complete im using two full size skateboard decks, the back is held in place by skateboard trucks in the dopouts and hooks attached to the spindle. THe front will be a block of wood connected to the skateboard deck and a nother block of wood nailed on top of that, in between the two blocks of wood i will be putting an axle for it to go into the fork dropouts and bunji (sp?) chord so it can pivot up and down but will go back into place
02-15-07, 01:28 PM
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that's pretty sick
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02-15-07, 05:38 PM
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Originally Posted by mude
i hope you have 400 dollars your willing to drop on it
im constructing one myself actually thats coming along quite nicely, i'll post pics when its complete im using two full size skateboard decks, the back is held in place by skateboard trucks in the dopouts and hooks attached to the spindle. THe front will be a block of wood connected to the skateboard deck and a nother block of wood nailed on top of that, in between the two blocks of wood i will be putting an axle for it to go into the fork dropouts and bunji (sp?) chord so it can pivot up and down but will go back into place
im constructing one myself actually thats coming along quite nicely, i'll post pics when its complete im using two full size skateboard decks, the back is held in place by skateboard trucks in the dopouts and hooks attached to the spindle. THe front will be a block of wood connected to the skateboard deck and a nother block of wood nailed on top of that, in between the two blocks of wood i will be putting an axle for it to go into the fork dropouts and bunji (sp?) chord so it can pivot up and down but will go back into place
I want some credit. Just don't tell them how bad i brazed/weld.
02-15-07, 06:32 PM
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you hit something
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02-15-07, 11:45 PM
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Doing a nice looking weld while having good penetration and stuff is.
You could just bird**** it and have it hold.
You could just bird**** it and have it hold.
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02-16-07, 10:14 PM
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Originally Posted by premiumbmx2005
im sorry...welding well is ridiculously hard for some people.
02-16-07, 10:50 PM
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Patience? What's that?
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Originally Posted by mude
i feel like it takes patience
02-17-07, 12:31 AM
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I've welded for about 5 minutes once. Can't really comment based on that...
02-17-07, 08:23 AM
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Originally Posted by MadMan2k
I've welded for about 5 minutes once. Can't really comment based on that...
Except then i told mude i knew what i was doing even though i didn't and i just made a mess with the brazing stuff.
02-17-07, 10:17 AM
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Originally Posted by mude
it looks fun...especially to wear that cool mask
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