When you braced your frame for the upgraded suspension......

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  • Ogri

    #1

    When you braced your frame for the upgraded suspension......

    did you put your fram in a jig to prevent distortion? Or did you weld it in and go on your merry way?

    My plan is to do some bracing to the Mighty Buffalo's frame, but I would like to know from those who have gone before, just how much distortion do I have to look forward to? Do I have to spend the $ to make up a frame jig?
  • Ogri

    #2
    Ok...........

    Let me rephrase....... When upgrading your supension, did any of you do any bracing to your frame? If so, did you put your frame in a jig, or simply weld the braces in?

    I know Swanny did some of this, I thought Katman had added bracing too.

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    • robinjo

      #3
      Hmmmm, good question.

      I know of two people personally (and one that is nearing completion) who have braced their frames and neither mentioned a jig.

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      • Ogri

        #4
        Well, I guess I'm going to try bracing without a Jig.


        Thanks for the reply Robin!

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        • robinjo

          #5
          Originally posted by Ogri
          Well, I guess I'm going to try bracing without a Jig.


          Thanks for the reply Robin!
          you're welcome, can I have your old drum brake now? :mrgreen:

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          • Ogri

            #6
            Sure!....... It was a disc brake bike, except for the rear brake, would you like that one?


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            • robinjo

              #7
              I thought it was a front drum brake, guess I was wrong.

              A liitle more about the bracing, if it turnes out the bike tracks to one side afterwards you can have it straightened at a specialised shop, they can also check a bare frame for alignment.

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