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Technical & Reference Section => Tech and Restoration => Topic started by: TELLIS302000 on June 15, 2011, 01:04 PM
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Are the Skyway pro pads only really suitable for the Skyway Tuff's or are they fine for any rim?
Antony
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Are the Skyway pro pads only really suitable for the Skyway Tuff's or they fine for any rim?
Antony
not 1 person got an opinion on this? or knows 100%....
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I think they are ok for any type rim, what rims you thinking of using them on?
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I think they are ok for any type rim, what rims you thinking of using them on?
cheers
some shiny side Ukai's.....
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Rider or show?
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Rider or show?
Not a show piece really, will have the odd ride on it.
Dont get me wrong though its not a POS, the rims are virtually new!
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yeh they work fine in fact they stop better than the dc standard blocks for me thats on ukai skinnies with shiney side so work fine and they look cool also :daumenhoch:
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yeh they work fine in fact they stop better than the dc standard blocks for me thats on ukai skinnies with shiney side so work fine and they look cool also :daumenhoch:
Cheers bud.
Got some coming with the cooling fins on as well to be extra cool!! (no pun intended)
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Got them on all my race builds (all spoke wheels) as they look the nut's, the only complaint is they don't always line up too good as the fins hit the caliper ::)
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Got them on all my race builds (all spoke wheels) as they look the nut's, the only complaint is they don't always line up too good as the fins hit the caliper ::)
you got a close up pic of one on your bike mate?
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Got them on all my race builds (all spoke wheels) as they look the nut's, the only complaint is they don't always line up too good as the fins hit the caliper ::)
you got a close up pic of one on your bike mate?
No but i could take some pic's for you tomorrow and post them up in the evening ;)
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Got them on all my race builds (all spoke wheels) as they look the nut's, the only complaint is they don't always line up too good as the fins hit the caliper ::)
you got a close up pic of one on your bike mate?
No but i could take some pic's for you tomorrow and post them up in the evening ;)
DONT go out of your way mate but if you had a spare 5 mins that would be cool. :daumenhoch:
Antony
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Sorry for the delay, got tied up with other things :-[
Just a little taster...
(http://www.radbmx.co.uk/archive/albums/vv209/steve69-pics/DSC00554.jpg)
(http://www.radbmx.co.uk/archive/albums/vv209/steve69-pics/DSC00553.jpg)
(http://www.radbmx.co.uk/archive/albums/vv209/steve69-pics/DSC00552.jpg)
pic's ain't all that that with my poo phone ::)
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Sorry for the delay, got tied up with other things :-[
Just a little taster...
(http://www.radbmx.co.uk/archive/albums/vv209/steve69-pics/DSC00554.jpg)
(http://www.radbmx.co.uk/archive/albums/vv209/steve69-pics/DSC00553.jpg)
(http://www.radbmx.co.uk/archive/albums/vv209/steve69-pics/DSC00552.jpg)
pic's ain't all that that with my poo phone ::)
Nice one for that mate, just what i need!!
Dont suppose you wanna sell me the tan/gold ones!?!?!? hahah
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Lots of racers used normal Skyway pads back in the day, Andy Ruffell, Craig Schofield to name a couple, today I think people just use them on builds because they are good looking and add a little sexiness to the overall look. As for stopping power they'll be fine, but considering how rare they are becoming, who would want to use 'em? :idiot2:
(http://www.theflow.co.uk/cali3r.jpg)
(http://www.theflow.co.uk/cali2r.jpg)
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off topic, but stunning mongoose that brandy blinding :daumenhoch:
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from memory they were made by Kool Stop for skyway, Koolstop also sold them under there own name but i think they were just tan but with a choice un colour of fins :daumenhoch:
the tan ones were for alloy rims although as said above the coloured skyway version work just as well on alloys :daumenhoch: