how?? has it been done?, can it be done?, is it worth being done? thanks
Re: Reeder handle for torker saddle
— bagpiperboy
<bagpiperboy.9cy3n@timelimit.unicyclist.com> wrote:
>
> how?? has it been done?, can it be done?, is it
> worth being done?
> thanks
>
>
> –
> bagpiperboy
It deffinatly could be done. I havnt done it
personally, but for my plastic miyata i ended up doing
major work with the dremel tool to get it to fit
perfectly without washers or a metal re-enforcing
plate.
im sure that with a dremel tool, you could put it on.
you might want to do that whole “fiberglass thing”
that i did though, to make sure its solid. works
awesome.
later,
=====
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Re: Reeder handle for torker saddle
— bagpiperboy
<bagpiperboy.9cy3n@timelimit.unicyclist.com> wrote:
>
> how?? has it been done?, can it be done?, is it
> worth being done?
> thanks
>
>
> –
> bagpiperboy
It deffinatly could be done. I havnt done it
personally, but for my plastic miyata i ended up doing
major work with the dremel tool to get it to fit
perfectly without washers or a metal re-enforcing
plate.
im sure that with a dremel tool, you could put it on.
you might want to do that whole “fiberglass thing”
that i did though, to make sure its solid. works
awesome.
later,
=====
Nick Cegelka
NickLikesFire AIM
Do You Yahoo!?
HotJobs - Search Thousands of New Jobs
I don’t know the exact expression, but it would be like shooting a bull in the face? Kind of pointless.
then in that case, do you want to donate any saddles to me?!? I will take anything but a lead pipe, savage, or another torker, thanks!!
I’m sure you could get enough people to donate a Miyata to you. Many people have extra plastic seat bases, old Miyata covers, Miyata guts, etc from doing seat modifications. The only problem would be getting a set of handles. Which you could get away with a Reeder on the front and maybe something custom on the back.