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Old 06-22-17, 10:15 AM
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Since I can't post a photo in a pm...
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I'm not the craftsman many of you are. I am a pure function over form kinda guy. Just my genetics.
This is a rough mockup, until I can come up with screws with matching nuts.
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A jerry-rig like that and Open Pavè tires. You gotta wonder....
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Hey, if it works, it works, right?
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Why not just P-clamp it?
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Because rhm told me it couldn't be done, and then sent along that nice piece of aluminum.
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Ah! Context is everything
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I like it. It works. But what is that two pronged wire poking forward that is mounted to the brake bolt?
Iguana skewer?
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Nice offset!
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Originally Posted by rootboy
I like it. It works. But what is that two pronged wire poking forward that is mounted to the brake bolt?
Iguana skewer?
Looks like the remnants of a, er, I don't know what they're called. They sweep small debris off the tire before it can cause a puncture.
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Looks like the remnants of a, er, I don't know what they're called. They sweep small debris off the tire before it can cause a puncture.
Tire saver? Yeah. Looks like one.
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Originally Posted by rootboy
I like it. It works. But what is that two pronged wire poking forward that is mounted to the brake bolt?
Iguana skewer?
That is the remains of a tire saver. I have most of the rest of it, only lacking the one piece of tubing.
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I am a pure function over form kinda guy.
This mechanical wizard must share the sentiment...

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The sentiment of "eeee---yeeee----owwww" comes to mind with this picture...


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This mechanical wizard must share the sentiment...

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The sentiment of "eeee---yeeee----owwww" comes to mind with this picture...
I just can't imagine that being functional for very long.
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Originally Posted by seedsbelize
That is the remains of a tire saver. I have most of the rest of it, only lacking the one piece of tubing.
That's what I kinda figured.
Lemme know if you need some tubing, via PM.
Got plenty.
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I picked up a cheap Pletscher rack a couple days ago from a swap meet and it is missing the mounting hardware. I'll need to rig up a bracket too. Nice handy work you got there.
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