Low on dough faux pro

Posted on Wed 13th, June 2012

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• #26

FredyCro

DIY all the way! good luck, looking forward to see the end results! :)
• #27

malandro

how's this project coming along?
• #28

Chris_Borneo

Very slowly. My car's been off the road for a few months now and the guy who's going to weld it for me is right out in the sticks. I'm also in the process of buying a house, where I'm gonna have to build a new workshop. Got this project on the go at the moment and the plan is to move all the parts to the bro pro frame when I can get it done. Hopefully get it done for this summer though.
• #29

Chris_Borneo

On another note, what tyres are on the bike you sorted for your mate Paul?

sorry for the late reply on this one. Tyres are Panaracer Paselas.J
• #30

ArbenZ

Did anything happen with this?

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