a standard nissin found on the front of any honda. right side i think, but i forgot

at this time my workshop facilities are very limited and its a hassle for me to make even this one

If it works well I'll commission dbounce or somebody to manufacture them cheaply

 

wonder if i could get someone around here to cnc one from your mockup

 

my father looked up and tried every chiro within a 5 mile radius, that was like 12 places. Only this guy and one other place had that billing method.

 

thats another thing ive been thinking about. i have an old riding buddy in jersey who is in a family owned machine shop business

he could easily make them, but he doesnt want to guess at a price quote until i have a prototype finished

and then what cost?

 

Hmmm ... I was gonna have my ortho look at my back when I went in for my shoulder again in 2 weeks before I went to a chiro but maybe its worth a shot.

 

i'll work on finding someone to do it cheap also

 

Oh, and get this.. Any time I think I might have broken something, but am not sure, I go to him. I WILL NOT go to hospitals. Sitting in one place all day without a computer or vagina is torture. No matter where the possible broken bone is, I go to my chiro. He x rays it, then x rays my spine, and bangs the insurance company for it.

 

so far it seems that it can easily be made by welding 2 precut pieces of 1/4" x 1-1/2" steel together. thats pretty cheap if you have welding capability

If i were to go the cnc route, id also want to look into using aluminum, which id want to be double the thickness

 

damn lucky ... thats a hookup

 

yeah i was thinking cnc aluminum

 

assuming this makes any master feel like a brembo 16, how much do you think people would pay for nice looking machined ones? I cant imagine more than a hundred bucks. That dude ho hey sold a grip of his first run of double caliper brackets, then he hasnt sold any since the first week.

 

his was too expensive imo ... i'm sure people would pay 100 ...

 

what was his price?

 

he just advertised the bracket and line for like 220 or 200 and that was a "reduced" price

 

creepin on ah come up

 

I've gone for different things ever since HS and I don't care what people say they make you feel 100% better....

 

50 posts scoot

 

yep

 

i practiced spreader circles WITHOUT using my emergency bail out maneuver to SS. Very painful on the *** bones. I think for hco's im definitely going to need some sort of padding.

 

and i got a new one ive been workign on unsuccessfully. i wheelie off a curb, and jump to spreader as it goes down. In the SS position you can wheelie off curbs and down stairs all day because it balances low, which keeps the tail high. Spreaders balance high, and my little bar hits the curb a little and it throws me off balance for a second.