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14 May 2013
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Too bad shipping would get pricey, I'm a machinist and have a full fab shop to work with. I could easily make those risers (I have an XT600 also for measurements). What would shipping across the pond from the states cost?
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It's a small part so it shouldn't be too bad...I'm sure you would find many interested buyers if the price plus shipping is reasonable
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20 May 2013
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Hey guys, Im currently sick, I have no energy to do anything. Just sitting here feeling miserable.
I hope to find the time in te upcoming weekend
*EDIT*
Give me another couple of weeks folks
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Here is what i did, i cut of the lower part of suspension, welded on a bit of 1,3cm steel in same size as the original. It will give you a height increase of approx 2,5cm in the rear end. You must do this with precision because else you wont the suspension back in the frame.
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30 Jun 2013
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xtrock... where are the pictures??? :P
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30 Jun 2013
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xtrock... where are the pictures??? :P
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Here you go:
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Here is pict of bike height:
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4 Jul 2013
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So guys....Pics are up.
Lots of talk about it, but who's gonna make some? It seemed like a hot topic some time ago, people were dying for some.
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4 Jul 2013
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So guys....Pics are up.
Lots of talk about it, but who's gonna make some? It seemed like a hot topic some time ago, people were dying for some.
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Hey Jens, thanks so much! I haven't been able to open the pics yet (crap internet signal in the bush at the moment) but will have a good look when I get back to civilization. Definitely going to make one for my bike
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4 Jul 2013
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My computer cant open the file, what program i need?
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4 Jul 2013
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winrar will unpack it, its a free program.
winrar.com
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4 Jul 2013
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Same here with opening the pic. I'm on windows 8 and lots of free programs don't work or do bad things to the OS. If I make some I'd need a single place over there to send all in one and then they can be dispersed. I don't have good access to overseas shipping, when I asked through work for 1lb I was quoted $34.00US just to get to Germany(we used a general address). What ship company can be used?
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Hmm , didn't think of the PO for international, still would add $24 to the cost , how much are these worth ??? I'm thinking I'll have about that much in them on my end. I generally make everthing out of stainless since I work in a stainless mfg shop.
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I have payed less than 24 for small items send in a envelope usps, but couldnt find the alternative. I think it was about 14 for small items like that.
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15 Jul 2013
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Quote:
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Hey Jens, thanks so much! I haven't been able to open the pics yet (crap internet signal in the bush at the moment) but will have a good look when I get back to civilization. Definitely going to make one for my bike
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Hi Jens, I finally managed to download and save all the pics. Thank you very much for taking the time to post such a comprehensive set of photos with measurements.
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