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[big.eck]

Who? :?

a ken , never heard of him either we must be too young k

 

[The Ken]

on yer chest rob? An old college mate runs Venus Fly Trap in the grassmarket, specialises in oriental style tattoos - she is very good.

http://venusflytraptattoo.blogspot.com/

 

[RobMac]

TK that might very well be another avenue for me, I do my own drawings but obviously I cant transfer them onto my self.

Cheers

 

[The Ken]

Today I carefully hand crafted (bodged) this for the weekend....

Very pleased with myself, I used the bracket from my other front brake and fashioned a frame mount from a spare light mount (thick plastic) reinforced with a plate of stainless steel and some extra nuts each side.

I'll get a real one made up soon but this will last a few ridesas it is also held at the axle.

For info the rear axles on these hopes are 10mm as opposed to the front 9mm axle.

 

[dyna-ti]

Oh aye,very butch guys

 

[kaiser]

Wouldn't you just be better pulling the image from an Album cover Rob :?

 

[kaiser]

This would be a good inner thigh piece

 

[Tazio]

on yer chest rob? An old college mate runs Venus Fly Trap in the grassmarket, specialises in oriental style tattoos - she is very good.

http://venusflytraptattoo.blogspot.com/

It really is a small world in Scotland. Would that be Morag, I know her sister very well.

 

[clockworkgazz]

Today I carefully hand crafted (bodged) this for the weekend....

Very pleased with myself, I used the bracket from my other front brake and fashioned a frame mount from a spare light mount (thick plastic) reinforced with a plate of stainless steel and some extra nuts each side.

I'll get a real one made up soon but this will last a few ridesas it is also held at the axle.

For info the rear axles on these hopes are 10mm as opposed to the front 9mm axle.

my money is on that lasting 20 miles and falling off somewhere in the wilds of skye- you can always use your boots to slow you down

 

[zigzag]

Today I carefully hand crafted (bodged) this for the weekend....

Very pleased with myself, I used the bracket from my other front brake and fashioned a frame mount from a spare light mount (thick plastic) reinforced with a plate of stainless steel and some extra nuts each side.

I'll get a real one made up soon but this will last a few ridesas it is also held at the axle.

For info the rear axles on these hopes are 10mm as opposed to the front 9mm axle.

my money is on that lasting 20 miles and falling off somewhere in the wilds of skye- you can always use your boots to slow you down

Don't worry TK, me and Radek will drive the Touran back to Dundee for you when you get helicoptered off the Quiraing...