Home rec.sport.unicycling Re: New BC Plates
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Original post litldude2
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7 July 2006, 16:44 UTC
#1
::Evan Posting::
Nice plates, Those welds could be better but i bet they will hold for your stuff. As for hubs, the hazard hub has held up fine so far for me, bryan, and spence. AS you may have seen, the biggest drop so far has been around 4-5 ft. Not very big. I'l bet that someone breaks a 14mm on a bc in the near future.
What kind of metal did you use? Please dont say mild steel.
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7 July 2006, 21:12 UTC
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whoa my plates look exactly like yours , but crapper.
i dunno what metal it is, i'd guess it was mild steel but i cant be sure :p
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