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Mid School BMX (>87) 1989 to 2003 (<05) => Mid School ( Keep the faith ) => Topic started by: gary4130 on April 15, 2018, 10:19 AM
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been wanting to do a rep of this since it was first shown in ride mag dec'05
just love the combo of mid +new school parts (well for '05!)
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been slowly collecting the parts for this over the last few years:
started with my old frame -it's a tai big daddy frame with mk1 decals-would love to get a ramp room frame to be more era correct ,but due to budget/money issues will be using this
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picked up a pair of oddy flatland forks off ebay for the bargain price of £10!!!!
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oddy stem was bought from a member on here(can't remember who-but thanks)
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will update later with more pics/build progess
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next up wheel build
penegrine rims -these needed some light resto work-bit of polishing/light sanding to get most of the brake rub off -not fully show build work as they will be ridden
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thanks to john4130 for the taska rear :daumenhoch:
Thanks to Wildon for the penegrine front hub :daumenhoch:
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laced up radial :smitten:
finished off with oddy chase g skinwall tyres
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This thread needs pics! :LolLolLolLol:
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don;t worry there will be a few more to come :2funny:
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I’ve always loved the Big Daddy in the colour, will you be repainting the frame yellow as well?
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not quite sure of colour yet -as the metallic grey is now pretty beat up,tempted to go for the yellow but may go for the red one from the same article :-\
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what bars you going for? dont know how easy it would be to pick up a set of contorsion bars. i have the odyssey bayou bars on my flatland bike that look quite similar.
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yeah John went for the same bars -had given up trying to find the contortion ones
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pretty much the same style though
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sun was shiny today so managed to get few bits done.(had the afternoon off ,told the misses I've been cutting the grass :-X :LolLolLolLol:)
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used FSA flatland cranks as prefer these ,plus you can use profile hardware (spindle,bearings etc ,which are easier to replace)with profile hollow crank axle
went for a 30t sprocket to get clearance over rear brake -just
always thought 28t was a bit too close for rubbing on brake
teamed it up with a 12t rear coaster sprocket (thanks shane/fugazi-if you ever find any more ,let me know :daumenhoch:
so its the same as 42/16 so will be ok for flat ,not too spinny
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finally got to complete the build today
added oddy 99er seat/micro adjust seatpost +gt double clamp
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used oddy day smith pegs
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finished build pics
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took it for a spin today .just love the way it rides-nice +quick but not too whippy as some nu school flat bikes feel,
just need to try these two tricks now :LolLolLolLol:
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Wow looks fantastic, great work!
I really should build my 94 as a rider seeing as the 93’s are pretty much factory spec queens.
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That looks ace! 8) Great work! :daumenhoch:
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Awesome job dude! Love it. What brake did you use to get clearance with such a small chainring?
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Looks like a hombre
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Yeah it's just a regular dia compe hombre,just made sure the rear end was kept fairly short.
With the 30t chainring not too bad for clearance as long as chain is not too slack- Kevin ran a 28f on his bike though