Rate my bodge

psymon
psymon Posts: 1,562
edited November 2010 in The Crudcatcher
In effort to stop the back of the passion wagon looking like the somme, i made this to keep the dirty wheels off the sides of the car and disc clashing with frame.
not as refined as previous inventions but i had minimal toolage and was free.

might get my brother (welder) to make a slimmer version.

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  • El Capitano
    El Capitano Posts: 6,400
    Simple, straight forward and works. That's pretty good.

    Wouldn't work for me though as I lie my bike down and put the wheels on top of the frame, so I can 'hide' the whole bike under the tonneau cover.
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  • mossmotorsport
    mossmotorsport Posts: 356
    For free that's awesome! I could do with something like that :lol:
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  • specialized989
    specialized989 Posts: 145
    im deeply impressed. 10 out of 10 on the bodgeometer
    Am i strange in that i actually ENJOY going up hills? Yes, yes i am.


    PS: Full - Sussers are for SOFTIES AND BIG GIRLS
  • Raymondavalon
    Raymondavalon Posts: 5,346
    Not bad for lumber and nails.. although +1 on a version made from square bar or tubular steel.
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  • psymon
    psymon Posts: 1,562
    Raymondavalon wrote:
    Not bad for lumber and nails.. although +1 on a version made from square bar or tubular steel.[/quote

    true and if this works nicely i might ask my brother (welder) to make Alu or Steel version.

    you can buy those cheap wire ones you see in bike shops (you could also maybe scrounge em) for some pounds.

    although this one is quite heavy, which stops it tipping over and is wood which wont slide around like a lighter metal one will.
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