Somebody stop me!
#41
09-10-2010, 09:12 PM
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Damn it Dylan.... I could sit and listen to you talk about welding for ever.
Tell us another metal melting story. I wanna know who wins in the fight between the MIG and TIG.
If you whisper I might even go all weak at the knees
Tell us another metal melting story. I wanna know who wins in the fight between the MIG and TIG.
If you whisper I might even go all weak at the knees
I'm afraid that now I have no choice but to fabricate a machine. A machine of revenge.
#42
09-10-2010, 09:55 PM
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I'm probably going to do some cross pieces and put my Fieldsheer roll bag on the back, then a duffel bag on the passenger seat.
#43
09-12-2010, 04:18 PM
gittn ready to try it myself
outer frame and a lighter for the cross and support pieces. Planning
on a monokey mount plate myself as i picked up a cheap Givi E360
recently and I just acquired a GEARS NAV pack so not planning on needing
side racks for hard side cases.
Now I 'm just figuring out bend marks and the like, getting it totally symmetrical
is the fun part...... cutting and welding is the easy bit.
#46
09-15-2010, 09:31 PM
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I dunno, man. I'm thinking the camelbak would have been less fuss.
I've been looking at them and they're pretty cool. Some of them hold like 100oz of fluid and have a ton of cargo space as a back pack.
Hey, you could probably get a couple of those bite valves that they use on the camelbak system. That would be perfect for this. No leaks.
I'm gonna go pick up one of these for the magna this weekend. For my morning coffee....
They swivel so the cup is always upright, and they're only like $23 at a shop in town.
I've been looking at them and they're pretty cool. Some of them hold like 100oz of fluid and have a ton of cargo space as a back pack.
Hey, you could probably get a couple of those bite valves that they use on the camelbak system. That would be perfect for this. No leaks.
I'm gonna go pick up one of these for the magna this weekend. For my morning coffee....
They swivel so the cup is always upright, and they're only like $23 at a shop in town.
#47
09-15-2010, 10:15 PM
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I dunno, man. I'm thinking the camelbak would have been less fuss.
I've been looking at them and they're pretty cool. Some of them hold like 100oz of fluid and have a ton of cargo space as a back pack.
Hey, you could probably get a couple of those bite valves that they use on the camelbak system. That would be perfect for this. No leaks.
I'm gonna go pick up one of these for the magna this weekend. For my morning coffee....
They swivel so the cup is always upright, and they're only like $23 at a shop in town.
I've been looking at them and they're pretty cool. Some of them hold like 100oz of fluid and have a ton of cargo space as a back pack.
Hey, you could probably get a couple of those bite valves that they use on the camelbak system. That would be perfect for this. No leaks.
I'm gonna go pick up one of these for the magna this weekend. For my morning coffee....
They swivel so the cup is always upright, and they're only like $23 at a shop in town.
#48
09-16-2010, 12:00 PM
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