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^ No. That said I'm thinking they would work--the
clamps have a lot of range of adjustment. Lane doesn't seem that responsive by e-mail but the racks are solid. If you want to check out a CETMA to see if it would work let me know--I'm in the Sacto area-- and have one that I haven't installed. |
They suck with drops (would be same issue with horns) cause the rack is in b/t so you can't put on a load wider than your bars. Works good with flatbars/risers.
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they are overpriced for what they are. taking materials and labor into consideration i wouldn't expect tp pay more than $50 or so for them. $100 is too much for a few rods welded to a few plates
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Too much of a pain with a front phil hub
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Originally Posted by eddiebrannan
(Post 5866821)
they are overpriced for what they are. taking materials and labor into consideration i wouldn't expect tp pay more than $50 or so for them. $100 is too much for a few rods welded to a few plates
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Originally Posted by eddiebrannan
(Post 5866821)
they are overpriced for what they are. taking materials and labor into consideration i wouldn't expect tp pay more than $50 or so for them. $100 is too much for a few rods welded to a few plates
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Originally Posted by humancongereel
(Post 5867380)
hell, if i could weld, i'd do this and a billion other things, like make a long-distance fork by welding all the forks in my kitchen together.
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Originally Posted by shishi
(Post 5866583)
They suck with drops (would be same issue with horns) cause the rack is in b/t so you can't put on a load wider than your bars. Works good with flatbars/risers.
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Originally Posted by humancongereel
(Post 5867380)
so...i'd like to see if anyone can weld something similar? i'd try if i could weld. hell, if i could weld, i'd do this and a billion other things, like make a long-distance fork by welding all the forks in my kitchen together.
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Originally Posted by bonechilling
(Post 5867650)
Well, until there's some comparable for less money, I fail to see how this is over-priced. Maybe it's too expensive for you, but it's certainly not over-priced.
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Originally Posted by humancongereel
(Post 5867380)
so...i'd like to see if anyone can weld something similar? i'd try if i could weld. hell, if i could weld, i'd do this and a billion other things, like make a long-distance fork by welding all the forks in my kitchen together.
http://a459.ac-images.myspacecdn.com...ca8e6b98aa.jpg http://a766.ac-images.myspacecdn.com...f107db45cd.jpg |
no, he's done a cute rack. that thing is rad!
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colormatched to the decals :3
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Originally Posted by thelung
(Post 5869564)
youre dumb
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That rack doesnt look like it would hold much weight mounted like that.
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probably not but it doesn't look like it was meant to either
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reminds me of the racks done by Ahearne cycles.
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Originally Posted by kemmer
(Post 5869514)
There is no end to what you can do if you know how to weld. It's seriously more important to me than almost any skill I possess. I would almost rather be able to weld than to read.
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Originally Posted by deathhare
(Post 5869956)
That rack doesnt look like it would hold much weight mounted like that.
is that rack aluminum or steel? Looks like anodized aluminum? |
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