Easy to build yourself if the diy types are looking.
Tools are a jigsaw and a drill.
Also a scrap bit of wood/mdf/other to make a circle-jig from - Blades tend not to want to go round corners in Polycarb and will bend all over the place, so the jig needs to support the blade. If anyone is interested I can get a photo of my jig when I get to the workshop either tomorrow or tonight (I'm making it sound more complicated than it really is).
A large centre hole and having it flush with the rim sidewall makes it unnecessary to dome at all.
Cool graphics can be painted straight onto it, any poster or paper-drawing/painting can be spraymounted onto the rear-side (polycarbonate is see-through - they make conservatory windows, bulletproof glass and vandalproof bus stops from the stuff). Or leave it clear.
The ones in the photo are just spraypainted on the rear-side.
Colin
[quote]Originally Posted by Landslide ~220g for one side.
Originally Posted by Glowbike For reference I've just had my old corruplast cover on the kitchen scales and it comes out at 350g (full coverage, sits on rim sidewall, 26" wheel)
That is quite a difference. [/quote]the 350g figure is for 6mm thick Coruplast 566mm wide with a 55mm clearance hole.
Easy to build yourself if the diy types are looking.
Tools are a jigsaw and a drill.
Also a scrap bit of wood/mdf/other to make a circle-jig from - Blades tend not to want to go round corners in Polycarb and will bend all over the place, so the jig needs to support the blade. If anyone is interested I can get a photo of my jig when I get to the workshop either tomorrow or tonight (I'm making it sound more complicated than it really is).
A large centre hole and having it flush with the rim sidewall makes it unnecessary to dome at all.
Cool graphics can be painted straight onto it, any poster or paper-drawing/painting can be spraymounted onto the rear-side (polycarbonate is see-through - they make conservatory windows, bulletproof glass and vandalproof bus stops from the stuff). Or leave it clear.
The ones in the photo are just spraypainted on the rear-side.
Colin