Original Post - Can you reinforce blades/madds with circular tubing?
B ben-pat-bro Member Aug 23, 2008 #1 Original Post - Can you reinforce blades/madds with circular tubing?
Aaron Silver Member Aug 23, 2008 #2 Yep. Legit. Just find the one that fits, but really, really snugly. And hammer away, then cut off excess, it does work.
Yep. Legit. Just find the one that fits, but really, really snugly. And hammer away, then cut off excess, it does work.
R ryankeong Member Aug 24, 2008 #6 that would make the deck weaker coz you drilled two gigantic hole in each side of it
Aaron Silver Member Aug 24, 2008 #7 You're also bolting the dropouts.. Trust me, its Royce, he breaks headtubes, its a solid mod... Apple iZackk. said: why wouyldnt u just use triangle reinforsments. much easier. Click to expand... Anyone with basic knowledge of shapes would know a circle is the strongest shape, not triangles. Circles hold the load more evenly, making it stronger, who cares about ease if it will last longer? Re-locking this.
You're also bolting the dropouts.. Trust me, its Royce, he breaks headtubes, its a solid mod... Apple iZackk. said: why wouyldnt u just use triangle reinforsments. much easier. Click to expand... Anyone with basic knowledge of shapes would know a circle is the strongest shape, not triangles. Circles hold the load more evenly, making it stronger, who cares about ease if it will last longer? Re-locking this.