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Change of direction sorry but what band were you in? I'm over Misfits, I find them much too cheesy. I listen to purely psychobilly and a bit of rockabilly mostly.
And yes, Leather Boys seems like a top movie. I've only seen a few clips of it but from what I saw it was awesome!
I was thinking that but I still have nothing holding back the rear-set lever. If I piggyback it off the original set up it works fine, I just need something to connect the two rods.
I tested it out with 2 nuts clamping on 1 just to see if it would work OK.\
It doesn't seem to bend and it runs quite smoothly. It's a little harder to push down with the lack of leverage but it's not bad.
Well if I were to run the rear-set rod to the brake arm, there is nothing stopping it from moving backwards,
e.i. When I tighten the nut on the drum, the pedel moves up. If that made sense?
I thought I could piggyback off the original brake set up and run another rod from the existing...
As the subject says, I need to connect two threaded rods on my rear brake set up.
What would be the best way to do this so they hold fast?
Diagram provided if it helps...
I have been shaving with mine for about 2 years now because it's a lot more comfortable than the modern razors and they keep for just about a lifetime.
I genuinly prefer shaving with them out of comfort and reliability then using them 'cause I'm full Kustom Kulture Rockabilliez ;D ::)
Cheers! I know my way around photoshop so that's no problem.
I'll just need to find a speedo with a close enough ratio... Is the thread on a Jap bike speedo much different from a Smiths speedo?
Great stuff guys! Navy was my first choice when I began looking into the Defence Force about 2 years ago, just giving it real thought now. Air force was second and I didn't really look into army much until I found the Mechanical Engineers.
Sorry, I read some previous comments about "what I want...
Just gone 20 in October. We have what we call the ADF Gap Year here in Aus where you pretty much do "basic" basic training for a year and try out all the jobs before you agree to stay on. But if I want to continue that will make it 7 years...
I'm pretty sure you can transfer to reserves if you...
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