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BMX General => BMX Chat => Topic started by: Spen69 on January 24, 2013, 12:51 AM
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The stem I have is for 1" diameter bars, not the normal 7/8" diameter we are all so used to :-\
At a push I would buy painted ones, but I would prefer chrome - let me know and I'll go get a set :coolsmiley:
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You can buy 22.2 - 25.4 shims buddy,
http://www.ukbikestore.co.uk/product/4/hbidsh/gusset-handlebar-shim.html
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Rick from Standard would make you some :daumenhoch:
or did you mean 1" wide... even those would be a bit wee on you :daumenhoch:
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You can buy 22.2 - 25.4 shims buddy,
http://www.ukbikestore.co.uk/product/4/hbidsh/gusset-handlebar-shim.html
Cheers Si, I'll give the shim a try. I made my own but it doesn't hold :-\
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Mark it up and don't leave it smooth, that might grip more !
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Mark it up and don't leave it smooth, that might grip more
Would do Andy but the bars are NOS un-knurled GT Experts and I don't want to fook them up....
The shim holds ok but not enough to bunnyhop down a flight of steps or something daft that i'll end up doing on Wini's ride out in Leeds, so I need to sort it properly as there is no place at my house for show ponies.... ::)
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You plan on riding the white goose at Leeds then Spen? you sorted the V brake out then ???
I don't know if i'll ride the goose or a beat yet :-\
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Yep, the white Retrogoose will have it's maiden de-flowering at Leeds Rob. Far too many NOS bits on the beatch that need scratching.....
Oh yeah, forgot about that V-brake. Bloody modern tech..... Best get that fixed too :2funny:
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:LolLolLolLol: remember you need to split the cable with stoppers on the top tube to keep the cable tight :daumenhoch:
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what about using some thing different than a "metal" shim not to damage the bars - surely when tightend it will leave slight marks ?