What's the Standard Spacing Between Canti Studs On BMX Frames?
05-27-07, 03:17 AM
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What's the Standard Spacing Between Canti Studs On BMX Frames?
What's the standard spacing between canti studs on BMX frames? Thanks.
05-27-07, 05:56 AM
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They are a type of brake mounts callum.
And i think you would get this answered in the Frame Builders section, if you're lucky Fit or Expat would move it for you...
And i think you would get this answered in the Frame Builders section, if you're lucky Fit or Expat would move it for you...
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I didn't know if the forum I moved it to was the right one to move it to, but if you need it moved somewhere else, tell me.
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Originally Posted by KinetikBiker
They are a type of brake mounts callum.
And i think you would get this answered in the Frame Builders section, if you're lucky Fit or Expat would move it for you...
And i think you would get this answered in the Frame Builders section, if you're lucky Fit or Expat would move it for you...
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My Digital Caliper says 3.4515" from center to center of the bolts, I don't know how close that is but I tried.
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never the right place/time for me (bike and ruler/caliper not in the same place)
thanks for steppin' up WTP!
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Originally Posted by wethepeople
My Digital Caliper says 3.4515" from center to center of the bolts, I don't know how close that is but I tried.
EDIT: It's 87mm and some change.
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If you are skeptical, you could always e-mail a good frame company such as Solid, FBM or S&M and see what the measurements they use are.
www.fbmbmx.com
www.solidbmx.com
www.sandmbikes.com
www.fbmbmx.com
www.solidbmx.com
www.sandmbikes.com
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Originally Posted by KinetikBiker
If you are skeptical, you could always e-mail a good frame company such as Solid, FBM or S&M and see what the measurements they use are.
www.fbmbmx.com
www.solidbmx.com
www.sandmbikes.com
www.fbmbmx.com
www.solidbmx.com
www.sandmbikes.com
