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16-09-2004, 21:07
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Re: pic: 1305 Frame design with trannies
What is the thickness on the outer plates and on the wall of the tube. I'm guessing it is 1/8" If so, the plate needs standoffs between it and the tube, and the tube needs some serious HOLES. Also, other than mounting your trannies? is there any reason that tube is so big, I mean, for the rest of the way down the frame?
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