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Author Topic: Super Glue Luke  (Read 2319 times)

Thunderchild

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Super Glue Luke
« on: November 04, 2009, 12:00:20 pm »
Luke,
How is the Oz BB holding up with the super glue.  Please update. 

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Re: Super Glue Luke
« Reply #1 on: November 29, 2009, 11:39:00 pm »
Hi
Sorry it's been a while.
I'm currently juggling my riding, the job, kids etc with trying to build a motorhome on a 14tonne 4x4 lorry chassis.
Time consuming.

The bike's still holding up. feels ok and I can't make out any extra flex.
Usually if it's going to go it'll start with some creaking, there's no chance of that at the moment, it's too wet.
So I took the car.
When it's that warm you know the snow's going to be rain at about 500m.

I guess I've gone over the 1000km mark with it.
Go for it, after all your frame's unserviceable, so what have you got to lose?

Good luck.
Luke
Warranty replacements due to cracks detected in time (since 1989):
4x 'Dale M2000
3x 'Dale EST
2x steel stumpjumpers
2x 855
2x 856
2x Scott G-Zero +3x swingarms.
85kgs & I only race XC!