Muddy funster indeed. Steel or aluminium?
Alu 7005 T6.
Quote from: zoidberg on July 19, 2018, 10:58:17 AMAlu 7005 T6.If you can find someone to weld it at least it won't need heat treating. What kind of bike is it? I like the colour.
So what happened to the crack?
Quote from: Don Pablo on August 11, 2018, 10:47:27 AM So what happened to the crack?Ask Medical Bill
Hot pink.... nice.Quote from: Ron Who on August 11, 2018, 12:04:58 PMQuote from: Don Pablo on August 11, 2018, 10:47:27 AM So what happened to the crack?Ask Medical Bill It's Pabs who is the crack dealer.
But I have to ask Dr Z........Melon Farmer?
Quote from: Gerhard Gerber on July 19, 2018, 02:38:55 PMBut I have to ask Dr Z........Melon Farmer? MFer?
Total bodge job but got it all back together this arvo. Let the limit testing commence! (Image removed from quote.)
so blondy also caught up I'll probably use that.......I once had a fork collapse with me standing up and going pretty fast, I was 17, will never forget that fall, still think I was incredibly lucky......longer before safety helmets.I will never again break my arse of any other body part on one of those wheeled monstrosities
I've had alu cracks on frames before. Had it welded and it held. Still a royal pain.
Quote from: zoidberg on August 11, 2018, 09:37:06 AMTotal bodge job but got it all back together this arvo. Let the limit testing commence! (Image removed from quote.)What did you do to repair it ? Don't think I'd be doing any high speed downhills with a crack like that in the head tube .
This seems like the sort of thing that you ought to be certain about.
Yikes !
Quote from: Don Pablo on August 13, 2018, 11:15:44 PMThis seems like the sort of thing that you ought to be certain about. Yeah well my choice is: bike one solid frame but rim brakes, bike two disc brakes but repaired frame.