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Is this still for sale? How much for frame and fork? Tah.

Interested in F+F, will PM now.

Are you willing to sell frame and fork separately? Dibs if you are.

Is this still for sale? Very interested in the frame.

Is this still for sale? Interested.

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I'm fully aware that someone, somewhere on this forum has asked this, but. Can someone tell me the clearance on the back end of a Charge Plug frame please? What's the widest tyres that could go on one?

Sorry for my hipsterish subject, thanks for any responses.

Ahh, thanks. That's expensive! I think I would rather just slave away in my shed thankyouverymuch.

Cheers.

I'm looking to strip the paint of a charge plug frame and chrome it up. What would the best way to do this be? What should I use to strip the paint? Then should I polish and polish the frame until it gets shiney? It will work right? I know its steel so.

Sorry about the jibbering. Cheers.

shocking post!

Shocking condition, yeah...

What size is it?
I have a bmx I could swap if you fancy?

Thanks.

You're an idiot.

So?

That wasn't difficult, I'll reward myself with a cup of coffee now

You deserve it for that. I've messaged them.

Forgot to ask, does anyone know what size chainring it has? I know it's 16t rear cog.

I want one.

Thanks.

Hi there.

I'm looking into buying one of these bad boys. I have a couple of questions that you wise people may be able to help me out with.

Does anybody know if there will be any foot/front wheel crossover if I bar-spin with the cranks horizontal? I know it depends on frame size and whatnot but I just wondered.

Also, does anybody own one? Identiti are a reputable brand, and I just wondered if anybody could give me a heads-up, or any none-company-real-life info on one.

Cheers and that.

In my defence, I am childish, I'm sat here playing pokemon for Christ's sake. Plus, I'm not saying don't make your own, cause that's fun. I'm saying let the big-time companies sell the parts, don't buy from people trying to make a quick buck.

As a little "bike identity problem" fix, for every bike I have owned since I started work as a bike mechanic, I always get a sheet of paper and print "THIS BIKE HAS BEEN STOLEN. CALL ME 07WHATEVER. DANIEL SIMSON. BLAH BLAH. CALL ME." Laminated it, cut it up into little squares and slip them in my bar, under grips, in the frame, seatpost, seat tube, bottom bracket, tyres, anywhere I could. So if a cnut gets hold of my bike, and mistakenly takes it to get a puncture fixed, hopefully the mechanic would call. Just a little extra you can do, i spose.

I'm just going to keep doing this 'till it's ready:

Is it bad that this pic makes me all warm and fuzzy inside?

Anywaiz. I'm building a new bike. I'm in the "I'm just going to keep looking at stuff on the internet until it magically arrives at my door without me paying for it" stage. Identiti persona, the black one. I want it so I can find out whether I can ride fixed on mud trails. Prolly can't, but I'm happy to waste money to find out. :D

Hmm, Robot you made a good point. But money-saving-wise, buying a cheaper OTP then upgrading the parts you dont like is cheaper than a custom build. But then if you custom build you don't have to buy better parts. But then again, if you buy OTP there is excitement of a new bike, then excitement when you get a new part. But custom building is funner and there is a sense of achievement.

I enjoy going round in circles. Just do both.

Alright, sorry. I'll shutup.

I dislike this whole footstrap argument. I'm going to make my own, and not sell them. And I'm going to make my own DancoPad aswel, and not sell it. Quit ripping off the big timers.

I've built many a bike and have mostly spend about double what the bike is worth otp. Buy something complete then you can upgrade the dog parts as you please. That way the excitement of a new bike lasts longer.