Posthumane wrote:
Great to hear that it's moving. That's a big step. But... pics/video or it didn't happen!
Guess it didn't happen then, and with the amount of snow we currently have, it won't be happening again for several months....
Posthumane wrote:
Was the brake issue a spongy pedal that goes to the floor, or a still pedal that doesn't seem to do much?
I want to say the later, but I can't really remember. I'm not too concerned about it yet though.
Posthumane wrote:
Do you know what you will be using to clean/prep/paint your frame? I think I'm getting close to the point of having to do that, but I'm not looking forward to it and I keep waffling on how I want to accomplish the task. Might take it to a friends place across the straw curtain (Saskatchewan border) to have him sand blast the thing after taking it all apart.
I don't. One day I'm doing chemical, the next I'm gonna sand blast it, the next I'm gonna take it somewhere to get blasted and then the next I'm back to chemical. Princess Auto currently has their pressure sand blaster unit on sale, I've thought about that route but I have a suspicious feeling my air compressor isn't up to the task. I talked to a fellow enthusiast and he said he built his own and it worked great. I looked it up online and they do seem relatively easy to construct, but I'm still back to having doubts about my air compressor. I think I've going to get a quote to have it sand blasted and go from there. The chemicals aren't cheap up here either. Either way, I think I'm going to end up paying.