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Re: "Iron Annie"

Postby SkR8Pn on Mon Mar 21, 2011 9:12 pm

sensor wrote:skr8pn: thanks as for the benders i use theyre the ones that came with my house when i bought it....tree in the back yard for the bigger tubing and lamp post/mailbox post for the smaller stuff.
someday ill have a jd2 but for now spare cash goes towards my 31.


Lol, So its the Bear Gryll"s "sensor v's wild bender"... I like :D So are you packing them with sand or u just get'n on them till they "Tap Out" to the shape your after?

I might go Green and utilize my enviroment also 8)

Id be putting any coin i had into a 31 also mate
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Re: "Iron Annie"

Postby sensor on Tue Mar 22, 2011 9:36 pm

i do both...if its a long gradual bend i just wedge and bend and repeat until curve is where i want it.
if its anything near a 90 i pack then bend.
you should see some of the looks i get from my neighbors when i use the front yard bender :lol:
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Re: "Iron Annie"

Postby SkR8Pn on Thu Mar 24, 2011 8:41 pm

sensor wrote:i do both...if its a long gradual bend i just wedge and bend and repeat until curve is where i want it.
if its anything near a 90 i pack then bend.
you should see some of the looks i get from my neighbors when i use the front yard bender :lol:


Thanks sensor... im going to have to give it a go, just wasnt to sure on the actual need to pack the tube or not. I have tube sitting here waiting for me but i was going to do it a favour and actually bend it not crush it :?
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Re: "Iron Annie"

Postby ckdesigns69 on Sun Mar 27, 2011 10:25 am

Man, that is an amazing bike. Great job! Looks great and comfortable.
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Re: "Iron Annie"

Postby sensor on Mon Apr 04, 2011 10:51 pm

thanks!
well....i got a few minutes before i had to go to job #2 to take it for a really quick shake down(and figure out where to mount the shifter....thats why im reaching down :wink: ) and get it on film...
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sorry you wasted almost 2 minutes of your life for that :lol:
chainlines good to go and it tracks straight :mrgreen:
now i just need to take a file to the welds and fully weld the b.b. and its primer time(bars will probably change...im just not felling them yet :| )
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Re: "Iron Annie"

Postby aka_locojoe on Tue Apr 05, 2011 6:34 am

I'll say it again... Looks great.

Nice seeing it ridden.
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Re: "Iron Annie"

Postby zoso on Sat Apr 09, 2011 2:35 pm

Sounds like it's gonna need a scrape guard. Looking good.
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Re: "Iron Annie"

Postby sensor on Tue May 03, 2011 9:20 pm

well.....finally got some primer on this thing....now i just need to tear the wheels down,hubs apart,and bars for some primer and the fun part....blocking everything :roll:
well....that and make,paint,letter,and line the tank but thatll wait till the summer riding season is over...













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Re: "Iron Annie"

Postby Flame Jigger on Tue May 03, 2011 9:32 pm

This is one cool bike. I usually go for the strecthed cruisers. This has me thinking I want to build a bobber style bike soon. Thanks for some inspiration.
It already looks good and it is finished!
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Re: "Iron Annie"

Postby sensor on Fri May 20, 2011 12:37 am

im gonna pass on the scrape guard....shes gonna be my bar room brawler so shes gonna get scrapped up anyhow
thanks...loved your recent stretch(the next ones gonna be long and low :wink: )
man i really hate waiting for stuff to finish gassing off :x
thanks for the comments....updates to come really soon!
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Re: "Iron Annie"

Postby sensor on Sat May 21, 2011 9:06 pm

well i guess this is all that happened(since i didnt take pics of anything else :P ) but since the world didnt end i got a chance to get her put togeather(still need to get some spacers for the stem and cut the shift cable down and bend a new shifter arm since i couldnt put a chinese wrench on an american made bike!) should be buttoned up just in time for my vacation :mrgreen:

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dont mind the front tire/wheel....those are just stand ins until the front hub is dry enough to lace with out tearing it up
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Re: "Iron Annie"

Postby poverty with a view on Sat May 21, 2011 9:29 pm

Looks good mang!!
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Re: "Iron Annie"

Postby sensor on Tue Oct 18, 2011 8:30 pm

well summers over and i finally had a minute to work on her and get her closer to where she was headed originally(still need to make a tank for myself :roll: )
ive gotta strip and prime the torringtons ive got on it now since theyre in sad shape paint-wise.....
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maybe ill have it finished before the world ends this december! :lol:
or maybe not :lol:

oh ive gotta say thanks to steve(you know who....RATROD!) for the tip on de-lettering the felt tires :mrgreen: theyre so much nicer when un-logoed!
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Re: "Iron Annie"

Postby Gold Street Customs on Wed Oct 19, 2011 9:26 am

You need to bring it to Lucerne, well do a mini burger run to Foster Freeze :wink:
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Re: "Iron Annie"

Postby Gdcast on Wed Oct 19, 2011 12:01 pm

That is way cooler than a Basman, great frame!
So, can I build one? :roll:
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