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BMX General => BMX Chat => Topic started by: Gnarlyscoots on May 11, 2013, 02:33 PM
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with 1.75's or 1.50's?
I have been offered a lovely frame set but it is a 'Jr'. It has a 20" TT and runs a euro BB.
Any help/advice is appreciated please guys :daumenhoch:
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Yes mate. Built my mini ProClass with 1.5" rims and tyres and it looked awesome. Bars are the tricky bit to get right though tbh :-\
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Well don't stop there Spenster :LolLolLolLol:
What caliper did you use? Why are the bars tricky? :D
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Standard 890/900 calipers but the mini Renthalls were an arse to find. Johnjo74 who bought the f&f has been after a set for ages now as he didn't think he needed them at the time. ...... :-\
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Okay mate. Basically, I want to run it as a rider so, I was thinking of putting pro size bars on it, 170mm cranks, MX900/880 caliper with 1.75 rims and 1.50 tyre on rear, 1.75 tyre on the front.
I also have a DK square corner stem to use.
Would that set up be okay?
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What Frameset is it?
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I would have to shoot you to tell you Ian ;D
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Ohh is it something embarrising then ;)
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Ohh is it something embarrassing then ;)
:D ;D
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I would have to shoot you to tell you Ian ;D
Tell him then shoot him Terry :LolLolLolLol:
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Here you go bud, I built a custom mini one for my daughter (cheers N2cus & Del).......
(http://www.radbmx.co.uk/archive/albums/aa149/Spen69/IMG_2379.jpg)
I think they are 1.75" tyres in the pic but I did run 1.5's on it eventually and it looked ace :smitten:
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Mini renthal bars are easy to find , I have some upstairs
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Well my young padwan ramp monster, help my mate johnjo74 out then as he's after a set :coolsmiley:
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Mini renthal bars are easy to find , I have some upstairs
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Pm sent Mr Frawg
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I've just built a Auburn Jr frame with 1.75s :daumenhoch:
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here ya go Terry :angel:
(http://www.radbmx.co.uk/archive/albums/i63/209ed/BMX/IMG_2238_zps165930f0.jpg) (http://s69.photobucket.com/user/209ed/media/BMX/IMG_2238_zps165930f0.jpg.html)
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Very nice mate :daumenhoch: I do like Auburn frame sets.
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Depends what era the bike is from personally i'd do 1 3/8on an expert but if it's a rider and not show then whatever you fancy :daumenhoch:
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If you're wanting to replicate an authentic racebike then 1 &1/8 or 1 &3/8 wheels and tyres. If it's for general riding/use then whatever you can get to fit and work :daumenhoch: