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Aero Reflex Build process
oberonspacefruit:
--- Quote from: Paulo on May 22, 2007, 10:01 PM ---
I'd already wacked them in, but I'm ready for next time.
Enjoy the ride m8 :daumenhoch:
--- End quote ---
thus starts the obsession.
adam:
As stated in an earlier post in this thread I'm in the process of collecting parts for my first old school build since bitd. I have made a webpage showing the parts I have sourced so far http://www.adboo.com/aero_reflex.htm
I did buy the new GT pedals for my girlsfriend old Dyno that I'm tidying up (see here http://www.adboo.com/bmx.htm ) but may put the old GT pedals back on the Dyno.
Would my new GT pedals be correct for the Aero ? I can't remember them myself in that era, but I can't even remember what pedals I had on my bikes.
Cheers............Adam
BarryZola:
Well, i finished this bike ages ago, but just chucked a couple of pads on, even though they don't fit great. Thought i'd just go for a couple of pads instead of using the original decals. I've been going out for a ride on it occasionally, but giving it a good clean when i get it home. I'm really happy with it and it's really light. I didn't bother to get white tuff pads so i now have a nice yellow line around my wheels ;D Doesn't look too bad though, and i can always sort that out at some point with a bit of work.
Tuff wheels
GT Pedals
Dyno stem
sugino crank
Panaracer tyres
GT Performer bars
Odyssey seat clamp
Renthal layback
Elina peregrine seat
Dia compe mx901 brakeset
Ame Tri grips
Thanks for the help along the way folks, especially Paulo and Pickle for helping me out with the part for my caliper :daumenhoch:
adam:
Haven't put any of mine together yet at all ! I'm still cleaning up these bloody Renthal bars, there were some digs in the brackets and crossbar so I have been (hand) polishing them out. It's taking fooking ages but I'm sure it will be worth it.
Adam
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