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how many times would i need to throw my wallet at you to make a pair of these please

 

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currently being crippled so its a need rather than a want

 

love you looong time etc

 

thanks

 

 

Posted

Is it bracketry to mount my laptop on its side, so I can decipher the diagram?

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Jesus, forget what i just said. HOW STUPID :o
Some Questions:

How quickly do you need them ?
What metal do you want the allen bolts made from - Mild or stainless & 'Cap' head or Countersink ?
 

Posted

My neck hurts now.

 

You need someone to make you those brackets and then you can mount your screen to the required angle.

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Jesus, forget what i just said. HOW STUPID :o

Some Questions:

 

How quickly do you need them ?

What metal do you want the allen bolts made from - Mild or stainless & 'Cap' head or Countersink ?

 

 

I've forwarded this to Mr Boss @ Minimad'sPlaceOfWork.com.

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Posted

Jesus, forget what i just said. HOW STUPID :o

Some Questions:

 

How quickly do you need them ?

What metal do you want the allen bolts made from - Mild or stainless & 'Cap' head or Countersink ?

 

300mm LMFAO

 

coupla/3 weeks?

 

stainless countersunk - the bolts holding the bars on now are flush

 

fank oo

Posted

I will get a price first, as i'll be getting a friend to do it, since our workshop is now sans machines :( (boo-hoo cost cutting)

Posted

why is the start block 73 mm long and the finished 78 mm.

I am just trying to cause trouble and I could not make it ! :-(

Posted

Also the mention of handlebars is worrying. I have this image of a pushbike with a laptop mounted sideways on the handlebars .

Go for it minimad, this lot are amazing when help is needed.

Posted

Actually looking at it again, you have no 'meat' for the raised 37mm section, so some place your measurements are wrong.
if that doesn't make sense, i will try draw my own fancy picture to explain.

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why is the start block 73 mm long and the finished 78 mm.

I am just trying to cause trouble and I could not make it ! :-(

 

block is 78 - think he just wrote it down wrong :D

 

the raised block bit 10 on one side 5 on the other......

 

so the handlebar sits over the top of it - ive not looked under the clip on - odd that its not flat - wonder why that is - gonna look tomorrow and see wtf its like that :D

 

what a feckin daft shape for it to be seeing as its flat from the top ??

 

i dont think you need the raised bit - the aftermarket ones from america are just flat shaped with the 3 holes in (2xm8 and the 37mm)

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I hate fag packet drawings :o
Think you could get some more accurate measurements & pictures ?
As emailed my mate, who does this for a living and he has just replied "Eerm" , that is it . LOL !

Posted

Are these bar risers for 37mm forks ? You could prob get them cheaper off the shelf. I've got some and will check the dimensions but are off a triumph tt600 so probably bigger than 37mm

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Did you a quick sketch. if that seems right I'll put the measurements on for ya. 

 

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the post might be a delete

 

not had time to go near the bike - power cut in warrington lengthened my day :(

 

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aftermarket nicht post so - wouldnt worry - think handmade bloke was over engineering them :D

 

theyre only a big spacer right :D

 

^^ would be easier made too yes?

 

thanks mm ya boy ya :D

Posted

Did you still want them made hairnet? I could work out if you did or you didn't from your last post!

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Posted

jacky and mm - these will still get made (please) but bike needs mechanical stuff at the moment

 

ta

Posted

Did you triple check measurements ?
I hate to be a pedantic bastard, but i don't want you to outlay your hard earned pennies - Then find they don't fit.

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