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Or where can i buy similar from?
Buy some Galvanized conduit make your own.
expand?
Using T's and tube should be an easy job to make yourself, could probably do it using 22mm compression fittings. I take it its for standing bikes up in back of car/van.
I used a short piece of this
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plus 4 of these
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BTW That's Unistrut, available most electrical wholesalers fairly cheap.
what is the width between droputs on a lyrik
I have an origin8 bike block, similar thing but has screw in adaptors for 15&20mm forks and Qr's.
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rj - given that a front hub is 100mm, the dropout width will be ~110mm I reckon.
godzilla - are you selling?
No, just a recommendation. I looked at making one but wanted to be able to use it with 15 and 20mm forks, I drilled some holes in my Berlingo floor and just bolted it in, I'm going to get another some time.
Actually, I might have a couple of similar bits at home...made some for a mate's rack a couple of years ago.
Got some 21mm ID tubing and steel plate here, make another nice project for me if you're not in too much of a hurry as i'm a bit tied up for the next week or so.
coatsey that would be ace cheers
Will get onto it asap.
Thats ace - can you do a pair please? How much do you want? Where are you?
rj - given that a front hub is 100mm, the dropout width will be ~110mm I reckon.
??? how can your forks be wider than the hub!?
Anyway,
20mm forks/hubs are 110mm width
15mm forks/hubs (and qr forks) are 100mm width.
I knew what I meant, besides, I was almost right! 🙂