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Got these from Brad last night. Ok, so the color did not turn out as expected. What do you all think?
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color looks great - i like the matte finish lookmotoman711 said:Got these from Brad last night. Ok, so the color did not turn out as expected. What do you all think?
nope, non-suspension-corrected.Alta825 said:color looks great - i like the matte finish look
? for you about the fork - is it a susp corrected one? Spoke w/ Brad a month or so ago and it was sounding like he had the new longer fork legs on order. Considering have him build up a susp corrected fork for the new ride, would rather use the new longer blades instead of plugging the dropouts to get the longer length.
Anywho - the Wily looks great
Cheers,
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Well, it was supposed to be more of a copper, metalic color:wooglin said:I like it. What's the matter with the color? Its perfect for hunting season!![]()
sorry for living.motoman711 said:Well, it was supposed to be more of a copper, metalic color:
Hold off on judging that color until you see it in person- digi cams do bizarro things to colors. It is a hot frame, regardless!motoman711 said:Well, it was supposed to be more of a copper, metalic color:
Yeah, I am sure that it will look better in real life. I have a feeling that it will be more burnt orange without a flash on it. The only issue is that I currently live in Toronto. Shipping back is a huge hassle.AllRounder said:Hold off on judging that color until you see it in person- digi cams do bizarro things to colors. It is a hot frame, regardless!
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On disk brake wheels the direction of the braking forces exerted on the axle is downward. I don't know why fork manufacturers haven't worked this out yet. Even on disk specific forks they still have downward facing dropouts.the_dude said:as echoed by the other guys, that's one hot frame. i think the color is great, and the rest of the frame is beautiful.
one quick question about the fork dropouts (sorry if it's been asked before), but what's the logic behind forward facing DO's?
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You keep saying that, and yet you keep doing it, forcing everyone to scroll back and forth across the screen to read the rest of the replies.ncj01 said:sorry for photo size.
I designed the panels myself and gave them the artistic license to tweak itSingletrack Pig said:I'm trying to figure out how to deck out my Wily recycling project and am looking at all the paint options. What was the upcharge for that panel job? How did you let Spectrum know what color you were shooting for? Did you give em the Nissan paint code?
Anyway, it looks sweet- enjoy.
I have to agree. That really bugswooglin said:You keep saying that, and yet you keep doing it, forcing everyone to scroll back and forth across the screen to read the rest of the replies.
I'm glad you, Wily and Kelly are on the case here. Have you ever tried mounting the caliper on the front of the fork so the reaction at the axle is upward?Walt said:The backwards DO's are to keep the wheel in place when using the front (disc) brake. In rare circumstances, you can actually pull the front wheel out with conventional dropouts, especially if they don't have the little lawyer tabs on them.
Some people don't like the look, but it's functionally excellent.
-Walt
In Internet Explorer right click on the photo and select "Zoom Out". Shrinks the bugger and aligns all the replies.wooglin said:You keep saying that, and yet you keep doing it, forcing everyone to scroll back and forth across the screen to read the rest of the replies.