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rex615 08-31-15 03:54 AM


Originally Posted by hockeyteeth (Post 18124078)
Could have cleaned it up better but I don't care much how it looks. Much better adhesion on this job than the disc tab.

Cool. So you disassembled a freewheel and removed its cog along with the internals, then you brazed on a coaster style cog. That is a great way to make a fixed cog when you can't source one. I learned one more trick, thanks.

Nagrom_ 08-31-15 06:42 AM


Originally Posted by Mumonkan (Post 18123947)
just cuz its not UST or TR dont necessarily mean you cant tubeless the tire, im willing to bet you could tubeless a pasela or any other simular panasonic mold tire, you just need a good bead lock

i have panasonic col de la vie gumwalls rockin on tubeless right now, and theyre basically a pasela with different tread and more volume

Please don't go advising people to do this. This is really really stupid.
The reason you can do this with MTBs is because of the differences in air pressure.

You CANNOT use a nontubeless road tire as a tubeless tire. You're gonna blow the bead and die.

Mumonkan 08-31-15 06:57 AM

oh right i forgot, people still use those tiny ass tires that need stupid triple digit psi

hairnet 08-31-15 07:17 AM


Originally Posted by hockeyteeth (Post 18124078)
Could have cleaned it up better but I don't care much how it looks. Much better adhesion on this job than the disc tab.

http://i1206.photobucket.com/albums/...psfjzjcct6.jpg

http://i1206.photobucket.com/albums/...psncr7qtmw.jpg

:thumb: you think it will be strong enough without a fillet bead? I'm thinking about possible lateral flex causing a problem.

hairnet 08-31-15 07:19 AM

Sitting here by campus waiting for class to start at 7:00. TIG time this semester!

mconlonx 08-31-15 11:05 AM


Originally Posted by hairnet (Post 18124776)
Sitting here by campus waiting for class to start at 7:00. TIG time this semester!

:thumb: It is billed as more difficult than other forms of welding, but I really grooved on it, like riding a motorcycle vs. driving a car with auto transmission.

johnnytheboy 08-31-15 11:16 AM

today i'm debating going on a 95km ride so i can finish august with 1200km.....or maybe i won't.
400mi so far on the wolverine and i couldn't be happier, btw....

TenSpeedV2 08-31-15 11:23 AM

Today I swallowed my pride and turned to a fellow forum member for some help. Hoping that this works out.

TMonk 08-31-15 11:31 AM

in regards to what?

rex615 08-31-15 11:37 AM


Originally Posted by hairnet (Post 18124776)
Sitting here by campus waiting for class to start at 7:00. TIG time this semester!

TIG, Like fusion gas welding only with an electric torch. Hope you enjoy it.

LesterOfPuppets 08-31-15 11:38 AM


Originally Posted by hairnet (Post 18124776)
Sitting here by campus waiting for class to start at 7:00. TIG time this semester!

Rad! Are you shopping for a tubeset yet?

hairnet 08-31-15 02:25 PM


Originally Posted by rex615 (Post 18125633)
TIG, Like fusion gas welding only with an electric torch. Hope you enjoy it.

Hoping I pick it up quickly since I can gas weld pretty well.

Originally Posted by LesterOfPuppets (Post 18125640)
Rad! Are you shopping for a tubeset yet?

That would be rad but I don't have a welder for myself or a frame fixture. A lugged frame would be doable.

Mumonkan 08-31-15 02:32 PM

i smell a final project

hairnet 08-31-15 02:37 PM

Maybe if this were an art class. Just more certification training.

Mumonkan 08-31-15 03:36 PM

who says its gotta be for class? hang it on your moms fridge










with a huge magnet. she'll be so proud.

websterrr 08-31-15 08:39 PM


Originally Posted by SpeshulEd (Post 18123354)

This is awesome

Leukybear 08-31-15 08:50 PM


Originally Posted by TenSpeedV2 (Post 18125591)
Today I swallowed my pride and turned to a fellow forum member for some help. Hoping that this works out.

So who's the lucky person who got your soul today?

TMonk 08-31-15 09:26 PM

Just checked the photos... Amazing stuff [MENTION=333534]SpeshulEd[/MENTION].

In the first one, it appears as though Dennis is looking right at you!

SpeshulEd 09-01-15 08:41 AM


Originally Posted by websterrr (Post 18127172)
This is awesome


Originally Posted by TMonk (Post 18127284)
Just checked the photos... Amazing stuff @SpeshulEd.

In the first one, it appears as though Dennis is looking right at you!

Thanks guys.

Also, I might have been yelling "ahhh, go Rohan, omg omg, you got this!" or some other gibberish. I imagine it was a bit surprising for some of them to actually hear a fan yell out their name, I got a number of looks that day. Ted King came pretty close to running me over.

50voltphantom 09-01-15 08:20 PM

I figured out how to make Dia Compe centerpulls release easily for wheel removal with cross tires on. I just need to scavenge a couple parts from my dad.

Phil_gretz 09-02-15 10:39 AM

Today I'll stop by my local library branch and pick up the book that I've had on hold, Grant Petersen's "Just Ride". Maybe I'll discover what all of the fuss is about...

Phil_gretz 09-02-15 10:40 AM


Originally Posted by 50voltphantom (Post 18130402)
... I just need to scavenge a couple parts from my dad.

Cool. You're creating some sort of cyborg bike thingy using living tissue from your Father. Awesome!

rex615 09-02-15 11:25 AM


Originally Posted by Phil_gretz (Post 18131766)
Today I'll stop by my local library branch and pick up the book that I've had on hold, Grant Petersen's "Just Ride". Maybe I'll discover what all of the fuss is about...

By coincidence, I just ordered a copy, it should arrive in a few days. I am guessing I already espouse several of his ideas and my bikes reflect it (poor man's Rivendells of sorts).

I guess I too will find out.

50voltphantom 09-02-15 12:09 PM


Originally Posted by Phil_gretz (Post 18131772)
Cool. You're creating some sort of cyborg bike thingy using living tissue from your Father. Awesome!

I have the technology. I will re-build them.

hairnet 09-02-15 04:56 PM

Resistance is futile.


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