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We'll have something very cool with instructable soon, but for now - check this out. With a quick fork extension you can quickly build a great looking and fun to ride chopper. Thanks Land-o-Links! Link.
Pimp your kid's ride
We'll have something very cool with instructable soon, but for now - check this out. With a quick fork extension you can quickly build a great looking and fun to ride chopper. Thanks Land-o-Links! Link.
Posted by Phillip Torrone |
Sep 17, 2005 01:15 AM
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i did this with my own biek when I was twleve, but the regular seat was uncomfrtable so I but a banana seat i foudn in a dumster on it, then it kicked ass.
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Don't forget the last step: "Repeat often" when the fork bends or breaks. There's a reason fork blades are one piece of tubing. Oh, yeah, and the step "Take kid to dentist" - don't forget that one, either.
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