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to make only 1 set of those pedals would probably cost you as much as a nos set sorry but it's true. you'd probably want the cages cut with a water jet who knows what they'll charge you for that and I'd have to get #'s off a set of bodies, program them then spend hours making them as I don't use a fully computerized mill it's more like 50 / 50. not to mention you gotta figure out how your gonna bend the cages. But could it be done? yeah no problem. Could you fit them on crupi spindles... i have no idea that would depend if they were made with the same spacing. if they weren't then you'd have a whole new problem of do you alter them to fit crupi spindles or make spindles and i don't even wanna start talking about that

Macktastic wrote:

i suppose i was hoping  you had a set on hand to mimic  but once you lay out the degree of fifficulty i guess it was just a pipe dream to get a set that at least looked like them without spending a fortune on real 1s let alone finding someone with a set for sale. was at the bike show in so cal yesterday saw a set on the ground among the other parts for sale guy tells me they are not for sale ........ grahh

what a bastard

x

anyone out here have a sample of a homemade london mod?

Thought i had put this up.... apparently not

Made from a dyno fold up fork stander and a few bits of stainless steel

Forgot to post my brake cable ends.........

Jerzey Devil wrote:

Set of 4 of my spinner pegs......

http://i532.photobucket.com/albums/ee32 … CF3747.jpg

And my haro invert pegs

http://i532.photobucket.com/albums/ee32 … CF3753.jpg

excellent craftsmanship.... are the knurled ones aluminum ??

Here is a couple of mine

I made a couple of threadless stems for my bikes...




Group 1 stem build at home.
http://bmxmuseum.com/forums/viewtopic.php?id=409009

ghostrider wrote:

anyone out here have a sample of a homemade london mod?

I made one but its not pretty. Ill try to get pics asap.

bikesmithe wrote:

This may seem like a dumb question .. what's the plastic that's used to make plates called? Will I be able to shape it by heating it up?

I used a plastic sign I found in the pool area of my Apt complex that had fallen off the wall. it was thin enough to cut with a pair of sewing sheers yet thick enough to hold up as a number plate on a race bike. I ended up finding the same gauge plastic at an arts supply store so I didn't have to paint over the old lettering on the sign. Its on my 83 Predator in my bikes page.

I made this "Rhino-Dyno". Was too long and snapped.

This is all that's left

Sorry not really a machined part.

Last edited by OLDskullBMXER (2013-05-17 5:55pm)