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rich4130

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  1. Cheers mate, any everybody else. I've been looking at Virgin, as they have a 3gb limit, and you dont have to sign up for a 12mth contract.
  2. Nah, it means the base of the cog (where it slides on the freehub) is wider, so it spreads the force over a larger area and doesn't damage the freehub body. DX Cogs are wider than a normal cassette cog so the'll be ok.
  3. Finally getting broadband, but I just dont know what one to get!? :P Needs to be: 512 Connection at least. Under £20 a month Free Modem/Setup would be nice Not AOL. I think I asked this ages ago, but I couldnt find it :- cheers anyways..
  4. Ariel :- I quite enjoyed that
  5. Its no big deal, just file/cut down the spacers til it fits, or use spacers out of a cassette.
  6. rich4130

    Yay!

    How long did it take to you to learn to drive? I'd like to be able 2 do it by the summer, but I've not even got a provisional yet... Think I better get doing it.. :-
  7. oh my god. That site is making me get broadband.
  8. You came accross reall well :- I wouldn't be able to do one of them under any circmstanse let alone one like yours
  9. Same here. South Today was moving (Y)
  10. Edd Potts better mind his back.... As in your getting good at getting good at doing them, not as in you want him in the :rolleyes:"
  11. I never finished it heh. It was gonna be a 24" just like the Ashton Edd Tongue, but then they were sold off for £150 so I got one instead. It was gonna be just like the leeson 24 thats out now, (honest!) This was about a year ago though.
  12. rich4130

    Engage 4

    The riding was great, the music was shit. Slowed it down, be well cool if u could do another with similar stuff music wise like your last two :)" :) The backwheel to gap in birmingham I think was just sick, the cam flashes going off make it cool.
  13. I'll bet they fit, what makes you think otherwise?
  14. http://www.alansbmx.com/index.php?cPath=32_74 First ones look cool for a fiver.
  15. O, Nevermind, I'd use bmx ones if I had a mod anyways...
  16. There chain tensioners, the do a very simple job, any will work, just get the correct sized ones for your axels. http://www.customriders.co.uk http://www.winstanleysbmx.com http://www.alans.co.uk http://www.wiggle.co.uk http://www.bmx-shop.co.uk Just get the cheapest beefy looking ones you can find.
  17. oh my god, just READING your post made me feel faint/queesy, I could NEVER give blood. Yea, I got one like that, hade like 'I want your blood' on the envelope...
  18. I drew all mine out on paper, you might spot some obvious mistakes that could easily be missed with Cad. I just done loads of halfscale drawings.
  19. God yea, you'll get arc eye in seconds without(Y) I think they need grade 10 ?
  20. Similar, but the wire is fed. Gasless Migs have a flux coating on the wire, when the arc is struck its burnt and produces a gas, thus shealding the weld. Normal migs have Co2 to do the same job. EDIT: I have about half a shed full of 30mm OD (ish.. :lol:" ) 1.5mm wall mild steel tubing, perfect for abit of practise, pay the postage and I could send you a length maybe. Could be a bit much though..
  21. rich4130

    Engage 4

    Update your codecs! I done it and it worked hehe. Look on microsort.com
  22. I was researching mine for about 6 months, with some help from my dad I got the Headtube/BB/360 Dropouts done (he's a machinest) Then I effectivly gave up! I may well finish it off if anything ever happens to my ashton. Everything takes alot of time, it took a couple of saturday mornings to get those bits made, before we even started on a Jig. The hardesr bit design wise was the BB/chainstay area. Its hard to make on a trials frame, because the chainstays are short, meaning the wheel is close to the BB shell, so you need to make some sort of yoke, or do what we done and made a really wide BB shell that the bottom bracket sat in. Even shaping the tubes is harder than it first appears. I gave up with access to all the tools, after buying all the materials, borrowing a brazing kit (Eek, I forgot i have that... :( ) and having an engineer of a dad and a workshop to build it in! I'l get you a few snaps of all what I done/materials/tools etc! EDIT: Have a read of these, they have loads of useful stuff in. http://www.trials-forum.co.uk/forum/index....=Frame+Building http://www.trials-forum.co.uk/forum/index....=Frame+Building http://www.trials-forum.co.uk/forum/index....=Frame+Building http://www.trials-forum.co.uk/forum/index....=Frame+Building http://www.trials-forum.co.uk/forum/index....=Frame+Building http://www.trials-forum.co.uk/forum/index....=Frame+Building http://www.trials-forum.co.uk/forum/index....=Frame+Building
  23. I'm 99% sure the'l no use what so ever. Reynolds is butted, not Plain Guage, so It'l be far to thin where you've cut it to braze it to anything with much strength. Mate, do the research, on this forum the if all the information you could ever need. Places where to buy all the tube, where to buy the brazing consumables, Jigs, previous frames, designs, BB/Headtubes available off the shelf etc etc.
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