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Tubeless conversion

Ghetto conversion with

Alex DP20 rim on rear with Kenda Small block 8 folding 2.35. - the bead set as soon as I put it on at the servo.

Kmart $4 20" tube - was cut down the middle for a rim strip.

Nitto electrical tape 18mm - spoke tape. wrapped nice and tight.

Brushing Latex $40 mixed with Windex and water.

Running 35psi on the back with tube, so wondering how low I could go for a 95kg rider + gear.

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DIY Servicing

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Not to sound cheap (because really I am) but the cost of servicing my beloved is more than servicing my Subaru!!

Without mentioning LBS names, but some places charge up to $230 for a full service and thats without brake, drivetrain and shock servicing, which is all I need really.

So my question is, is whether there is anyone out there that has converted the garage/shed/outback loo/treehouse etc to a workshop and knows enough of the know to help service a few of our rigs and also teach us some jedi mind tricks in the process involved with it.
All for a competitive fee of course ...

Rob's picture

Rob's Home Made LEDs MkIII

MkIII... various assembly pics:

XPE Single + Triples with lenses Carlco + Khatod Height Carlco + Khatod Lenses Taskled MaxFlex Emitter Holder Measuring Emitter Holder Housing to holes Glued Switch Gluing Optics MaxFlex Clamp MaxFlex Sink Sealant Strain Relief

The finished product:

Front Cover Rob's Mk3 Light Rob's Mk3 Light (top) Rob's Mk3 Light (front)

Rob's picture

DIY Carbon Fibre

This is a bit interesting... how to build a carbon fibre frame. Not sure it's worth it, but interesting all the same.

http://www.instructables.com/id/SO9KYOFFAQEDGG4/

craigs's picture

Craig's DIY Lights

Here are the sneak pics of my new lights that are in practical completion and very very close to a test ride. Well they are in the lighting section in the gallery once moderated.

Craig's DIY Lights Craig's DIY Lights 2 Craig's DIY Lights 3 Craig's DIY Lights 4

There are so many new parts and construction ideas that the final completion tends to drag on.

I know I know, incorporate the fixes into second set.

I will give details of the parts and build process in later posts.

Cheers

Craig

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