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Published 13 June 2005
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Original author fexnix
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Original post fexnix
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13 June 2005, 16:11 UTC
#2
my GB4 plates are.
1) 111mm
2) 113mm
3) 55mm
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15 June 2005, 16:57 UTC
#5
Long Bedford:
9" Long
3.5" drop down from top
2.8" drop down from axle
3.75 Wide.
-- Evan Byrne - Hunch-Back Spencer!
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Kh Seats Arn't worth the shipping.
Torkers are bad.
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15 June 2005, 19:28 UTC
#6
thanx evan.
9" is really long!
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15 June 2005, 19:29 UTC
#7
Yep, And they suck nut for just about everything.
-- Evan Byrne - Hunch-Back Spencer!
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Kh Seats Arn't worth the shipping.
Torkers are bad.
Yuni frames make horrible trials frames.
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15 June 2005, 19:32 UTC
#8
they are forsale, 60+shiping
-- Evan Byrne - Hunch-Back Spencer!
Aim: Byrnetown,Uni Guy Msn: [email hidden] Skype: Unicycleman _____________________
Kh Seats Arn't worth the shipping.
Torkers are bad.
Yuni frames make horrible trials frames.
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15 June 2006, 03:54 UTC
#10
mornish said: are they still forsale?
No, they have been mine for a looong time.
-- litldude2
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15 June 2006, 07:25 UTC
#12
if you want seriously well made plates you should consider making them like i did :P evan and tom can back me up on this one
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15 June 2006, 11:57 UTC
#13
i can back you up, but im not sure about evan...
if you want good plates but don't want to spend money, make them yourself. if your like me or owen (iridemymuni) and know pretty much what you are doing its pretty easy to do. if you have got no clue im sure you have a friend or a family member that will show you how.
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15 June 2006, 12:00 UTC
#14
yeah it's not rocket science, but it's close.
just get bits of metal, make a right angle that will accomadate your feet and 4.5 inches from the bit you stick your foot on to the axle, drill a hole for the axle somewhere on one of the bits. whack it on and away you go. it doesnt have to be too crash hot
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