The frame is starting to come together, ABS was definitely the way to go. Pre-made bends, couplers and fittings all make for an easy build. It's like piecing together those toys that have long shaft pieces and varying connectors (edit - they were called connex!). I just need to pick up some PVC/ABS cement, but I don't really need it until everything is cut, fitted and finalized.
Best part is, 5 foot sections of 2 inch ABS only cost 3 bucks. The couplers and elbows cost about 2-3 bucks a piece as well.
Here is a test fit of the main frame rails to give an idea of where this is going.
I used a 3-way connector and a 90 degree elbow on the right hand side in order to have a mount for the shifter.
You can also see where the cross supports will mount.
I'll probably work on it this weekend, so stay tuned.
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lookin good! you should try to put the shifter in a good spot. Not too high, or not too low. THis should be cool when it's done.
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