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Mine aren't as nice as the crane creek ones.

Pretty sure I have some. Won't be able to check until Friday. You can just have them.

Okay thanks for the clarification. I'm looking for a 26" dirt jump fork. They are often described as being suitable for 29ers so that has confused me.

Hello,

Looking for a rigid disc fork with a2c roughly in the 430mm ball park.

Cheers

I've never used any evolution tools but the snob in me isn't too keen. Is evolution any good? Better value might not be the best phrasing.

Anyone used a Makita or Bosch mitre saw and found them to be better than the DeWalt?

Not sure if this is the best place to post this but any advice on mitre saws. I've used festool and DeWalt but my budget can only go as far as DeWalt.

I'd be happy with the DeWalt but wondered if there is anything else which might be better value in the £200 mark.

Please can dibs the wald

The gusset is for the extra loads from a disc brake?

Cool stuff, little mods to give something a new life often are the most fun.

As above, looking for a black quill for mgoof build.

Thanks

Interested in the hoover. Sending a pm.

I have some free time next week so can make some more. Going to have to bump them up to £20 plus postage but back in London if you want to collect/meet.

Send me a pm with what you want.

Only have these buckles too.

2nd dibs if krwski doesn't get around to it

Thanks! I like how it looks aestheticly would have been nice to get it true but sometimes better to crack on and not fuss too much.

This is my first frame, apart from bmx, with a sloping toptube. Going to feel very modern.

It is pretty sweet and I'll let him know! The seat tube that sticks out is also a bit cracked from having a too short a seat post. Another issue is you can also hear rust in the forks. I don't think it's too bad but hard to say.

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They had already had a go at trying to fix it. I think involving both mig and Tig. Unfortunately they undercut the downtube a bit. Hopefully it's alright. Frame is generally a bit battered, not sure if it's worth doing but I guess a good challenge.

Also started repairing a mates Steve Goff. It had cracked at the seatube/BB because it had no hole for water to espace , making it rusty.

Alignment of the wishbone isn't amazing but hopefully can still get the brake working okay. Might be a problem with the mudguard too but we will have to wait and see.

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Didn't really manage to get a photo of painting but the Hammerite was pretty easy to do. Mixed it roughly 50/50 and applied by dabbing with a rag. Can't really go wrong as the texture masks everything.

Started piecing it back together on Sunday. Decided to try a few silver parts I had instead of the black. Planning to make a stem to replace this stack, which should look a bit nicer.

Hit a slight hiccup with the chainring not having enough clearance at the bolts. Planning to dimple it so hopefully all fine. If that doesn't go well then, I guess a longer BB but will put the chainline out.

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Added brake mounts and extra bottle bosses yesterday. Planning on trying to make an bolt mounted frame bag so included a row on the toptube.

Plan is to Hammerite tomorrow with a mix of silver and black. Going for the hammered stuff so should cover over any imperfections from the brazing, which there are plenty.