" Hexmachina"....The Kustom Monark Silver King Hextube bike

[PINOYRATRODDER]

and also a bit of work on the shock and wheel mounts because the holes came loose and had to patch it and make new holes.

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[kingfish254]

Sick wheelset. How wide is that rear wheel?

 

[PINOYRATRODDER]

Sick wheelset. How wide is that rear wheel?

just 60mm , but i think tires will rub ,front tire clearance is not a problem i guess

 

[horsefarmer]

Scotty: "Sick wheelset Captain. How wide is that rear wheel?"
Kirk: "Just 60mm , but i think tires will rub ,front tire clearance is not a problem i guess..."

 

[kingfish254]

just 60mm , but i think tires will rub ,front tire clearance is not a problem i guess

I know I have seen people put 57mm 24" wheels on a Wingbar, so I would think your wheels/tires should fit the 26" Hex frame.

 

[PINOYRATRODDER]

a little progress

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[OddJob]

I bet that fork is really lightweight!

 

[pick]

I would go with the invisible spokes like on the back wheel! Love that frame!

 

[PINOYRATRODDER]

ooopps!

 

[c1run1]

man you guys are pulling out the big guns this year ..

 

[PINOYRATRODDER]

up to a halt.....gotta search for some parts and inspirations see u next month

 

[Wildcat]

Dropout extensions might make those work?

 

[OneHorsePower]

very cool with these big tires ! if its only the side knobs that rub, what i did once was trimming the corner of them off with cutters

 

[Big Ape]

very cool with these big tires ! if its only the side knobs that rub, what i did once was trimming the corner of them off with cutters

Heck yeah, build that wheel and then mount it on a stand and get out the big grinder. If you are really good, you can probably regulate the speed of the spin with the angle of the grinder!

 

[OneHorsePower]

Dropout extensions might make those work?

unsure its a good idea on aluminum frames ..the added stress and torque

 

[Dr. Tankenstein]

Can't believe I'm saying this, but....would a narrower rim help?
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[Wildcat]

unsure its a good idea on aluminum frames ..the added stress and torque

Maybe fab up a rear suspension to take up the stress? That tire looks great on that frame.

 

[LukeTheJoker]

Heck yeah, build that wheel and then mount it on a stand and get out the big grinder. If you are really good, you can probably regulate the speed of the spin with the angle of the grinder!

It works, 1HP has done it with a belt sander and I have done it with and angle grinder!

http://www.ratrodbikes.com/forum/index.php?threads/diy-slick-tires.64914/

Luke.

 

[PINOYRATRODDER]

planning on using this tires instead of the knobs

 

[kingfish254]

Oh yeah!!!!
I was hoping you would throw those bad boys on there!!!