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[MHSILVERW]

Pondering a rigid conversion.
Any tipe or details of this when done would be great - [email protected].
As my mechanical skills are modest - can anyone recommend a workshop or engineer who may be able to help (and is recommended) in the Lincoln/Spalding/Peterborough area?
Regards
Mark

[Alan R]

----------GRUNDA 12 is your man for that--------HEY-UP PAUL, get off that HOG and give this lad a hand please ??

[Peter 53]

Mark I have seen this done on a blog and I avidly followed it... seems then some other projects took over and the bike never got finished.
Have a look at September, October and November postings from 2011.
http://bobthebullet.blogspot.co.uk/
I know someone who posts on here had some involvement with this too.

[grunda 12]

Hi all grunda Paul here firstly the fitting of a rigid conversion is not a daunting task Mr h provides a very good set of fitting instructions that are idiot proof (I fitted 1!) all you need is an angle grinder to remove the rear frame and an electric drill hammer and centre punch I would recommend that you purchase also the rack/ mudguard bracket although I adapted it to suit my alloy trials rear mudguard , I've done loads of miles on my diesel rigid this year all you have to avoid are potholes, sorry for the delay on this reply but I'm really busy at the mo atb paul