Frame Addition Options W/O a Welder?

[weekend-fun]

Hi guys,

Is there any way I could do some simple additions to a frame without welding? I was thinking about making a double bar on one of my projects, but I dont have a welder.

Suggestions?



Sam

 

[kinks]

just thikin if it is more for looks maybe JB weld but I read some where here that there is a welding stuff that does not require torch, i'll see what I can find also check out high schools , they often haev classes that will do this type of stuff cheap


good luck

 

[scrumblero]

theres a guy on one of these bike sites that built an entire chopper frame with PC-7 epoxy, :lol: :shock: says he has ridden it for years with no problems.

I have a freezeplug in the back of the head on my pick up that started leaking and I slapped some in there for a temp fix, the new plug is still in my glove box 10 yrs later.. :roll: good epoxy should hold anything non structural in place..

 

[weekend-fun]

theres a guy on one of these bike sites that built an entire chopper frame with PC-7 epoxy, :lol: :shock: says he has ridden it for years with no problems.

I have a freezeplug in the back of the head on my pick up that started leaking and I slapped some in there for a temp fix, the new plug is still in my glove box 10 yrs later.. :roll: good epoxy should hold anything non structural in place..

Good idea! Thanks for the input!

 

[outskirtscustoms]

Here's one of my no-weld stretch frame pieces, all bolt on and entirely reversible. Just a suspension bike rear end bolted to the stays and some flat steel to brace it from the seat clamp to the shock mount. Might try to make bolt on pieces. :wink:

 

[old school 64]

I am liking the sound of this stuff..so where do I find it ?

theres a guy on one of these bike sites that built an entire chopper frame with PC-7 epoxy, :lol: :shock: says he has ridden it for years with no problems.

I have a freezeplug in the back of the head on my pick up that started leaking and I slapped some in there for a temp fix, the new plug is still in my glove box 10 yrs later.. :roll: good epoxy should hold anything non structural in place..

 

[Pinche]

Ummm what about brazing? No welder needed and it's got a pretty long and good reputation. lol. Just pick up a bottle of MAP gas and torch head. It's fully capable of building a complete frame with it and some brazing rods. There's quite a few videos on Youtube of guys building complete frames in their backyard with that.