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  1. Trench Diggers for sale

    in For Sale

    Posted · Edited by Jeffrey Day

    Hi All! I have a pair of Trench Diggers up for sale. They are in really good condition. As you can see, they are step-in Bombers with yellow/soft bumpers, 3 and 6 degree lift/cant discs. I forgot to mention that the discs are 4-hole discs. They need a new home.

     

    SOLD!

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  5. Cant Disk

    in For Sale

    Posted · Edited by Jeffrey Day

    I have 2  TD2/3  0* cant disks that I no longer need. Like new condition.
    Buy the pair for $30 shipped or $18 shipped each.

  11. Gear for sale at ECES

    in 2014 ECES

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    I don't know if anyone would interested this late in the week, but I am bringing my 04 Madd 158 and it will be up for sale. It was part of the 2nd run and has the red sidewalls. Construction/cosmetics are very, very good. It has a PTC tune on it, but it was done many years ago. I haven't ridden this board very much so the board and it's PTC tune is in really nice shape. I would like $400.

    Let me know!

  13. Gear for sale at ECES

    in 2014 ECES

    Posted · Edited by Jeffrey Day
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    How's it going All! I too have some stuff that I could sell that I'll be bringing with me to ECES. Bummer thing is that I will only be at ECES on Thursday & Friday only.

    I too have a brand new ( don't worry moderators, I got Fins' approval before posting this!) pair of Catek OS2 bindings that are the short version that I had anodized in black. These are great bindings, but I'm too lazy to deal with installing them! LOL I don't remember exactly what I paid for them, but it was in the range of $350. I'd like to try and get about $250. Let's talk

  16. Chrome plating

    in The Lodge

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    Jeff,

    Sweet ride! Brings back some good memories. We used to ride our BMX bikes from town to town, stopping only at every 7-11 to fuel up on sugar.

    Dude, you so need some "Tuff Wheels" and Oakley grips. Just make sure you get home in time to watch Night Rider.

    Yeah we too would ride over to the next town which has, and still has, a bmx track! Fuel of Champions, a can of Coca Cola and a candy bar!

    Tuff Wheels? Please...they were too heavy for my taste! They did look cool though! And yes it's rockin' Oakley B-2 grips right there in that picture! Not that you can see it in the pic!

  18. Chrome plating

    in The Lodge

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    I am restoring my 1982 Kuwahara Laserlite BMX bicycle. So far, I've only had to replace my bottom bracket bearings. And figure out what to do with my rims. I will need new to replace the spokes and nipples once I decide what I do with my rims.

  19. Snowy 2013 Northeast?

    in Carving Central

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    As it turns out, I...or my body, picked a great winter to miss out on! I had to have surgery back in December and had to stay home for recovery in January. Ended up missing the whole season last year. Bit of a bummer, but from what I hear, I didn't miss much! And being a mild winter as it was, my heating bill wasn't too bad for the time I had to stay home.

    So as you can imagine, I'll be hoping for a snowy winter here in the Northeast!

  20. Chrome plating

    in The Lodge

    Posted · Edited by Jeffrey Day
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    Hey everyone!

    I have a question. I am restoring my 30+ year old bmx bike and I need some help. Most of the goodies on the bike are coming very clean with Mothers Mag Wheel polish and good ol' elbow grease. But unfortunately, the wheels have been the hardest hit by father time.

    The hubs are fine. And the spokes and nipples are a lost cause and will be replaced. But the Araya 7X rims, which are chrome plated alloy, are all pitted, flaking and generally look terrible. I would rather reduce, reuse and recycle(no pun intended) and re-chrome just the rims.

    I have called a bunch of places in my area with little success. And the success that I've had has been an astronomical amount of money to do the work.

    So my question is : Does anyone work in the chrome plating field or have any contacts in the field that I could get ahold of to help me with my pet project?

    Much appreciated!

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