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NIRC. Chit Chat
- Thread starter sally1800
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Thats what I did.
That looks pretty nice zero! There are a couple cool bikes that showed up at EICMA. I really like the MT-01 even though the front looks a little like a transformer. BMW has a badass retro 900 standard that I like even better. The standard/naked style has always been cool.
I'm cutting that bed up and using the bed sides. Doing dovetailed bed sides. Learned mounting tabs are a pain in the ass. Thinking next time around I will do solid bar on the bottom of the hoop instead of 2 single tabs.
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anything that could bash on a rock in a rollover i wouldnt use brakeline on. especially on something like those downtubes.
long spans of brakeline will dent pretty easy under the right circumstances. if you are using stainless or dom tubing forget what i said.
mcmaster has 3/16" carbide bits for the dremel that never wear like the dremel chainsaw bits do. they are a tad more aggressive and want to jump out of the fishmouth more than the chainsaw bits but if you are carefull its not a huge deal. it will save you ALOT of money.
i think ive spent more on dremel cutoff wheels and chainsaw sharpening bits over the years than i think i have tube and harris.
i think ive spent more on dremel cutoff wheels and chainsaw sharpening bits over the years than i think i have tube and harris.
BJoe
I wanna be Dave
Well, we had a surprise arrival at work today, the new X-Maxx teaser!
Here it is with my Telluride:shock:
Here it is with my Telluride:shock:
