Help me fill my hole

just wanted some ideas of what to put in the hole

What frame is that?

Craft yourself one of those 'Fastboy' fenders, cept without the whole wood thing.

its a track looking bike, fenders are not coming near this, neither is the rain

its a leader frame, cheap but nastyish welds

man, that's some messing welding!

edit too slow!

White electrical tape over the whole bridge?

put your finger in it.

maybe something big so you cant see the welding

gaffer tape

Plastic rose, complete with fake dew.

that bridge definitely needs to be hidden by something...

even better:

its a track looking bike, fenders are not coming near this, neither is the rain

Famous last words?

Well.. don't put a cog there. That's a bit obvious.

get a titanium seat pin bolt that looks like a bullet. i gave one to guess how a while back, not sure if he uses it

there is this putty than is used to repair metal objects, it's sorta like a 2-part epoxy. sets rock hard. then paint with touch-up

http://www.alvinproducts.com/

there is this putty than is used to repair metal objects, it's sorta like a 2-part epoxy. sets rock hard. then paint with touch-up

http://www.alvinproducts.com/

+1

2 part epoxy. (you can get some from Maplins on Tottenam Court road)

do you want it to be permanent, temporary, decorative, what?

and why does it need filling?

maybe attach a bottle cage using the other hole.

forget the hole, and cover up those welds!

Those welds are absolutely foul!!! I think dogs is talking about miliput - tough stuff.

Put a number plate over it.

you don't notice the welds when you look at the bike, but obviously everyone will look at them now

Those welds are absolutely foul!!! I think dogs is talking about miliput - tough stuff.

Put a number plate over it.

best so far, maybe a tacky bumper sticker or i have a nother idea

i've seen a few leader of the packs, the welds have not jumped out at me as horrid, but i have not looked that close at them

Speaker spikes.

Looks slightly dangerous having a spike hovering an inch above your tyre.

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