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The red and white looks good enough to eat.


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Jerrick wrote:
> Finished.
>


THat's nice Jerrick. How did you do it? Did you paint it or use
different thicknesses of electrical tape? You definitely put more
effort in than I did! I'm gonna presume it's painted seeing as it looks
like you took your whole wheel apart just for the new design!
Nice job.


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Jerrick wrote:
> Finished.


Looks sweet!:D:D:D

Looks to me like you taped your rim, painted it, and then pealed off
the tape.


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Emile.m wrote:
> According to 'Kahero' (http://tinyurl.com/6hw9a6) and Sam, it is!
>
> Nice ride Sam.



I don't get how they get that to be 4900 gram.
They must have a wrong scale.
I have the same setup with lighter tire (Monty Eagle Claw), alu
seatpost, CF sadle and magnesium pedals.
And mine setup is around 5100gram
Still, nice ride!

Peter M


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Jerrick wrote:
> Finished.
>
> 2632026321
> 2632226323
> 26324



Damn thats a nice rim!
Can i use your idea, and do the same? because that is awesome


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Probailer2 wrote:
> I don't get how they get that to be 4900 gram.
> They must have a wrong scale.
> I have the same setup with lighter tire (Monty Eagle Claw), alu
> seatpost, CF sadle and magnesium pedals.
> And mine setup is around 5100gram
> Still, nice ride!
>
> Peter M



Well, the pedals aren't on the cranks on the pic ;)


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> I'm a butcher, and it took me like 10 minutes to get one nub off my
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skilewis74 wrote:
> Looks sweet!:D:D:D
>
> Looks to me like you taped your rim, painted it, and then pealed off
> the tape.



Yep, thats what I did.

The worst part was that Walmart didnt have many widths of painters
tape, so I had to use a razor and cut out tiny strips. lol

After a few coats, then taking the tape off, I did a few clear coats
and called it good. Rims dont get beat up all too bad anyways.

EDIT: You dont need to ask me to use that design. Go for it. =p


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Jerrick wrote:
> Yep, thats what I did.
>
> The worst part was that Walmart didnt have many widths of painters
> tape, so I had to use a razor and cut out tiny strips. lol
>
> After a few coats, then taking the tape off, I did a few clear coats
> and called it good. Rims dont get beat up all too bad anyways.
>
> EDIT: You dont need to ask me to use that design. Go for it. =p


that would be copying and therefore not as cool for the other person.
that is an uber sick rim though.


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catinabag1 wrote:
> that would be copying and therefore not as cool for the other person.



Well, Jerrick was inspired by a guitar...but w/e. Eveyone is copying
someone else. Every KH uni rider are copying every other KH uni
riders...


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Ntappin wrote:
>
> I'm a butcher, and it took me like 10 minutes to get one nub off my
> luna.



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Emile.m wrote:
> Well, Jerrick was inspired by a guitar...but w/e. Eveyone is copying
> someone else. Every KH uni rider are copying every other KH uni
> riders...


Stop copying catinabag1 by suggesting someone is copying.


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Brian O. wrote:
> Stop copying catinabag1 by suggesting someone is copying.



****, oh wait, someone already said "****" I'm copying again. NOOOOO!!!


okay, enough thread jacking.


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> I'm a butcher, and it took me like 10 minutes to get one nub off my
> luna.



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haha :D

Well i really think it looks uber-cool, but it takes lots of time to
take the rim out, and the pins or whatever they're called that keeps
the rim and the hub together... aren't they hard to get back on? my dad
said it wouldn't be a good idea to do it because it will need
professionals to get the rim back on.. but he's stupid, so i don't
trust him.. anyway.. how did you do it? >.<:eek:


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sigve wrote:
> haha :D
>
> Well i really think it looks uber-cool, but it takes lots of time to
> take the rim out, and the pins or whatever they're called that keeps
> the rim and the hub together... aren't they hard to get back on? my dad
> said it wouldn't be a good idea to do it because it will need
> professionals to get the rim back on.. but he's stupid, so i don't
> trust him.. anyway.. how did you do it? >.<:eek:




Well, if you have a spoke key/wrench, taking the nipples off is easy.
Just be carefull about taking the spokes out. You dont want to clamp
the threads or kink them. But once the nipples are off, the hub and
spokes slide out of the rim easily (make sure your cranks already are
off) and then pulling out the spokes is easy.

Putting it back isnt too hard either. There are some really good guides
online to follow. Just take it slow and easy, and dont get frustrated,
and you should be fine, then take it to a bike shop to get it trued, or
even try that part for yourself.


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I would say the wheel building was the hard part. For anyone interested
in wheels, I would suggest they start learning by truing their wheel(s)
then move on to taking an old wheel apart and putting it back together.
Well that's the way I learnt anyway, just though I'd put my personal
opinion out there.

Well done for doing all of that Jerrick. You must really have wanted a
good rim job(!) to have gone to that much effort. I feel like I'm a
cheat or something for just putting tape on the rim! You have outdone
me big time!

Keep the good unis coming guys, we do seem to have thread jacked pretty
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At last I have some pic's up. Not sure how to get the actual pic's on
this page, so here are the links instead.

http://tinyurl.com/4cgua8

http://tinyurl.com/5lvfhn

http://tinyurl.com/4jjbbg

http://tinyurl.com/5txtzv

http://tinyurl.com/3koumd

http://tinyurl.com/5pg6yr

I'll put up parts spec's when im not tired, lol, like tomorrow. But
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Just finished painting my uni! It's a Nimbus 29" ISIS. Took me about 8
days. 3 Coats of primer, four coats white, four coats black, four coats
clearcoat.

Yes, I know there's a smudge on the crown. It's not perfect, but
neither am I.:eek:


[image: http://img134.imageshack.us/img134/2239/pict0249kq8.jpg]
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[image: http://img260.imageshack.us/img260/343/pict0251iz4.jpg]
[image: http://img132.imageshack.us/img132/129/pict0254zw6.jpg]


Tell me what you guys think!


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Awesommee!!!


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