AgreedOption 3 folllows the line of the top tube, so i think that's the best option
AgreedOption 3 folllows the line of the top tube, so i think that's the best option
Agreed, option 3 placement compliments the top tube and where head tube and down tube meet. Looking good I like itI found some tubing, it's a bit short but i can make it work
Option 1 is low
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Option 2 is a bit higher
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Option 3 is using the original piece and make it a bit longer with the new piece
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Option 3 folllows the line of the top tube, so i think that's the best option
Die grinder and carbide bit? Or dremel.Thanks Matti! Yes it is possible, but it's pretty solid old metal and its pretty hard to reach with a grinder
Yes i agreeThey should be close to parallel but should come together slightly toward the seat post. Not the other way around. That would look odd to me.
I'll have the number three combo please.
Super size it.
2 super size, coming up!I'll have what he's ^ having....
Thanks for your honest feedback, i really appreciate that. It does have a slight bend just at the end. I wasn't sure about that piece too. It doesnt look bad, but you know...I think it looks good for the most part, but that little bend at the very back just feels... off. Like, towards the front of the frame it's all nice and curved on both tubes, then about halfway through both tubes straighten out in the same spot, and then right at the end, the bottom tube dips down while the top tube remains straight. It's looking good; I just think that slight bend at the back is throwing me off.
When I first looked at this on my cell phone I thought yeah it looked bent but then I looked at it on the 27 inch monitor and it looks straight. What you’re seeing is some Reflections and colorations.I'm talking about this bend right here, right at the end of that bottom tube:
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See how it bends down there, but before then it's relatively straight? That's what I'm talking about.
Maybe if i shorten it a bit it looks better. I could take off about 5 to 10 mm (i mean 1/4 to 1/2 inch). There is a piece of tubing i side where the 2 pieces meet. I can always put it back together again, only need some more welding then.I'm talking about this bend right here, right at the end of that bottom tube:
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See how it bends down there, but before then it's relatively straight? That's what I'm talking about.
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