And between a couple sheets of cardboardWindjammer said:
shipping brake rotors. howto?
I need to ship a brake rotor to someone. would they be OK in one of those bubble padded envelopes?
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If you really wanted to be safe go buy some used goodwill hardback book, and sandwich them in that.
On the outside:
"Photos, do not bend"
Or just use one of the boxes from recent parts purchase ;oP
"Photos, do not bend"
Or just use one of the boxes from recent parts purchase ;oP
It's a lump of stainless steel, just put it in a Jiffy bag. If it somehow gets jammed in something that'll bend a steel rotor, a couple of pieces of card/book covers aren't going to be of much use.
What he said. Bending one when it's bolted to your bike is one thing, it's a lot harder when they're on their own.SteveUK said:It's a lump of stainless steel, just put it in a Jiffy bag. If it somehow gets jammed in something that'll bend a steel rotor, a couple of pieces of card/book covers aren't going to be of much use.
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