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Project Number 2 and a quick nOoB Question

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Clean:
So peeps,

As several of you suggested I would very quickly get hooked and move onto project number 2, which I can now reveal...............

[Drum roll]

I have managed to bag an absolutely fooking mint (and I really cannot stress that enough) Frameset.................

[More drum roll]

1980 Diamond Back Pro Large in Nickel Plating, recently re"chromed" in Nickel, (Koizumi serial number 0X1100 and, of course, a Baseball) with the curious dual dropout "Speedo" Forks.

This is the bike I always looked at green with envy as a kid BMXer.  :'(

From what I have read during my research on here I got it for a steal!  :daumenhoch:

Many thanks to Sparky over at od-db.net for the site and answering my excited PMs!  :daumenhoch:

[Cheers, screams, applause]

I will get some pics up asap, maybe even later tonight; this one is going to be a spoked up show-er, hopefully, and not a rider.  :D

But for now I have a SuPeRnOoB question, please......  :idiot2:

Exactly what is the orientation for fitting Chain Tensioners? Inside the frame, or outside?  :uglystupid2:

Thanks for a prompt reply as my rider is currently in bits and it is sunny out!  ;)

Cheers,

Clean.

The VW Doc:
Souds like you have a great find! (I am learning fast about these things too!)
I can't wait to see the photos!

Sorry, I cant help you with an answer to your question though

Dannywhac:
Chain tens go outsidey  :daumenhoch:

58 delray:
outside  :daumenhoch:

Clean:

--- Quote from: dannywhac on April 05, 2011, 07:47 PM ---Chain tens go outsidey  :daumenhoch:

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--- Quote from: 58delray on April 05, 2011, 08:07 PM ---outside  :daumenhoch:

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Chainey's outside.

Chain tension; about an inch play, or a little less?  :-[

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