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Frame: Redline..something
fork: no clue
brakes: Ha
bar: no idea
stem: redline
saddle: haro
cranks: redline
Wheelset: Can't remember.
Pedals: Truvativ found in the cupboard.
Upgrades since purchase: Seatpost + seat, seatclamp, rear wheel, pedals.
Seat will be changed when i can be bothered.
Picked this baby up for $20.
Custom painted the bar and fork today, pretty shoddy. Painting the frame matte black next weekend.
Ill try and do something about the wheel too:p
Ill post more pics as i..fix it up.
Before
http://i180.photobucket.com/albums/x17/karl_pics/P8260333.jpg
After
http://i180.photobucket.com/albums/x17/karl_pics/PA010433.jpg
Frame Mods:
Grinded off brake cable mounts on frame.
Cut seatpost.
Cut seattube down.
flognoffsky
26-08-2007, 06:45 PM
woah its better then mine well done karl
woah its better then mine well done karl
:)
It's gonna get better.
flognoffsky
26-08-2007, 06:54 PM
i don't doubt that at all
Dirt king
01-10-2007, 06:13 PM
Looks awesome, just get a smaller front chain ring, and it will look awesome. :D
Looks awesome, just get a smaller front chain ring, and it will look awesome. :D
I can't:(
I can't get off one crankarm.
The chainring is attatched to the BB or something, and i don't think i can remove it without taking off both crankarms...
So yeah.
If anyone has any ideas on how to itd be greatly appreciated.
I'm going to invest in a new BMX soon anyway.
Zyphryss
01-10-2007, 06:29 PM
I know you can't remove your chainring, but a smaller one would look so much better :cool:
And maybe a bigger seat as well ;)
Have you gone from freeriding to BMX?
I know you can't remove your chainring, but a smaller one would look so much better :cool:
And maybe a bigger seat as well ;)
Have you gone from freeriding to BMX?
Well, I havn't exactly.
It's just kinda hard to use a BMX for freeriding.
(The VP-Free is at my dads)
pinned--->
01-10-2007, 07:01 PM
If anyone has any ideas on how to itd be greatly appreciated.
Angle grinder, blow torch, hack saw. The list is endless.
Nice job though. That seat looks a little fast for those little wheels. :p
Angle grinder, blow torch, hack saw. The list is endless.
Nice job though. That seat looks a little fast for those little wheels. :p
Haha.
Fast, only cause i'm riding it:o
pinned--->
01-10-2007, 07:08 PM
Haha.
Fast, only cause i'm riding it:o
You ride your seat faster then your wheels? Ok, whatever works for you. :o
JakeGorey
01-10-2007, 07:15 PM
what size sprocket are you running! it would look sweet with a smaller sprocket on the front, nice transformation though. Soend anything on it?
You ride your seat faster then your wheels? Ok, whatever works for you. :o
;)
And I don't know what size sprocket it is.
It is big.
DANCLOSH
01-10-2007, 09:18 PM
definantly has more teeth than the entire Profile company put together (including workers)
new seat and sprocket/drive set up and she'll be sweet
flognoffsky
01-10-2007, 09:34 PM
no its to far gone just get a new one....:rolleyes:
MATT_82
01-10-2007, 09:42 PM
you probably can take only one side off because it is more than likely a 1 piece crank.
undo all the bolts and take everything out of the bb area, take pedals off, slide the crank off
EDIT: just looked at the pic, its not 1 piece, my bad
The only reason i can't get one arm off is because the bolt is screwed.
Im thinking about welding a strip to it and then hitting it around with a hammer as to undo it. (This is the bolt im talking about)
This is the left crankarm, would the bolt thread be opposite to that of the right crankarm (Which is regular, lefty loosey righty tighty)?
FoxRidersCo
01-10-2007, 10:08 PM
lefty loosey righty tighty ?
Yes this is the same on both sides...
Frazzle
02-10-2007, 08:45 PM
definantly has more teeth than the entire Profile company put together (including workers)
new seat and sprocket/drive set up and she'll be sweet
:D Very funny, sig'd.
I love your bmx mate, inspiration for my old piece of a bmx, might spray it matte black, any tips on spraying?
DANCLOSH
02-10-2007, 09:52 PM
^^ you rock :cool:
and your prize:
one stop painting guide
http://forums.farkin.net/showthread.php?t=62163
and back to the crank situation, this may help?
http://www.bmx-zone.com/en-article-id-771.html
if not, your welding idea sounds alright to me
have fun
:D Very funny, sig'd.
I love your bmx mate, inspiration for my old piece of a bmx, might spray it matte black, any tips on spraying?
Old paint off.
Primer on.
Matte black on.
Sand down to smooth
Matte black on.
Repeat above if you wish.
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