we may have to rely on you to tell us. my guess is that with yer pushed shock and the right fork it might be close, if all this platform talk is right. id love to hear about it and see it as the build goes on.
anyone own a 98 Afterburner?
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here's a pic of the old skewl turner and a detail of the clamp on cable stop. it's a little tight in there but it works great. right now it weighs approx. 33-34 lbs. it would be easy to knock a couple of pounds off of it if I wanted but I'm liking this setup now.
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dipper. my guess is yer frame looks much like this #1 proto i shot in early '97. as ya can see, the brakes of the day loved this routing. not so much today. i see a cpl ways out. get a 90 deg banjo and run it as intended or affix the line new school to the top tube with zippies. another sanno yer expencive way would be to have turner weld on some new stops on the t/t and s/t. good reason for a repaint if needed.
beef, yer clamp is way sanno. nice and easy mod. take note dipper. ive used the same thing when makin v brakes work on old canti frames. me and my custys dug the results. cheap as hell too. not sure what the od of that tube is but im sure beef can offer more detail on his most excellent fix.
beef, yer clamp is way sanno. nice and easy mod. take note dipper. ive used the same thing when makin v brakes work on old canti frames. me and my custys dug the results. cheap as hell too. not sure what the od of that tube is but im sure beef can offer more detail on his most excellent fix.
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