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  1. Hi, today i bought a 20" wheel from my bike shop, hoping to make a bc
    wheel, it was only cheap as im only using it for a bit of fun. However
    i dont know what i can use for some plates, i've looked around and
    asked a few people, but im not quite sure what i can do.

    Ill post some pictures of the wheel later.

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  2. Dinner plates.

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  3. squoosh said:

    Dinner plates.

    :eek:

    no

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  4. You could buy some from Bedford...or make your own, if you know how to
    work metal.

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  5. B&Q have a look around, i got some brown angle brackets i think they
    were couple of quid for two, drilled the holes bigger to fit the axel,
    applied griptape to the base of them, jobs a good one. strong as feck.
    If not go into your technology department, show them a picture of what
    you want to make and point to the welder with a keen smile on your face
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  6. just go at your local welding/iron woking shop and get them to cut you
    a
    4*4 angle iron 4 or 5 inch long with a hole in it and you are all set
    fo cheaper
    than the ones on internet( in a welder/iron worker)🙂

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  7. superdaveg said:

    just go at your local welding/iron woking shop and get them to cut you
    a
    4*4 angle iron 4 or 5 inch long with a hole in it and you are all set
    fo cheaper
    than the ones on internet( in a welder/iron worker)🙂

    Thats how I made mine and it works great

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  8. same here, but i sorta made mine WAY hardcore. they look forged. its
    sick. i cut a design out of the bottom of them with a cutting torch and
    drilled tons of holes in the back for my weight issue, then i
    bunnyhopped (like 2 feet first try!!!!!) and bent the axle so bad that
    the plates went like 1/8" from the spokes ... bent it back, and rode it
    nicely, then i tried a 360, almost did it and bent the axle again. you
    want a 14mm axle if you can find one.

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  9. You could go to a welding shop and right out the demensions and get a
    picture of them. And they should be able to make some real nice ones.

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  10. go to the thread i stated and you can see pictures of the plates.

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  11. Just go to Lowes and you might find exactly what you are looking for!

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  12. pegs work, but its probably worth it to get plates.....

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  13. dont use pegs its so hard to mount and all that.

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  14. hobo_chuck said:

    pegs work, but its probably worth it to get plates.....

    If you plan to do anything at all on the BC wheel then you need plates,
    pegs don't cut it.

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  15. My dad welded everything, but the axle was a 1/4th so it didnt work, it
    bent, though We after we make our giraffe (long term project) I'll try
    another one with a 1/2 axle.

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