Comments for Primate Frames Bicycle Repairs and Custom Built Frames http://www.primateframes.com.au Bicycle repairs, custom built frames, wheel builds, bicycle service and repairs, fabrication solutions Sun, 27 Nov 2011 14:49:53 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Ben’s Copper Magic little monkey by Rob Mueck http://www.primateframes.com.au/2011/10/bens-copper-magic/#comment-79 Rob Mueck Sun, 27 Nov 2011 14:49:53 +0000 http://www.primateframes.com.au/?p=2184#comment-79 Saw this bike yesterday, eye-catching! Great marketing for Primate. Brought me to this site straightaway. Saw this bike yesterday, eye-catching! Great marketing for Primate. Brought me to this site straightaway.

]]> Comment on Stainless Steel Magic by Loan Myers http://www.primateframes.com.au/2011/08/stainless-steel-magic/#comment-72 Loan Myers Mon, 29 Aug 2011 03:32:38 +0000 http://www.primateframes.com.au/?p=2125#comment-72 Nice frame! I love the detailing on it. Nice frame! I love the detailing on it.

]]> Comment on The Cargo bike by Gary Rondeau http://www.primateframes.com.au/2010/05/the-cargo-bike/#comment-43 Gary Rondeau Fri, 29 Apr 2011 01:54:33 +0000 http://primateframes.wordpress.com/?p=1220#comment-43 Thanks for the info... GR Thanks for the info…
GR

]]> Comment on The Cargo bike by primate http://www.primateframes.com.au/2010/05/the-cargo-bike/#comment-42 primate Thu, 28 Apr 2011 00:37:36 +0000 http://primateframes.wordpress.com/?p=1220#comment-42 hey Gary sounds like a interesting project you have there. The cable sys works great I have made a couple of changes to it though. first I have changed from using brake cable to using spectra cord the sheathed type that I use on my kite surf kites this stuff is stronger than the equivalent steel cable is infinitely flexible and can be tied of at the ends. needs to be adjusted till the initial stretch is taken out of it but it is trouble free after that. the steering pulleys I machined up my self and the relay pulleys are sailing stock that i removed the center axle and replaced with threaded ones i had made up. good luck with it all. Tarn hey Gary
sounds like a interesting project you have there.
The cable sys works great I have made a couple of changes to it though. first I have changed from using brake cable to using spectra cord the sheathed type that I use on my kite surf kites this stuff is stronger than the equivalent steel cable is infinitely flexible and can be tied of at the ends. needs to be adjusted till the initial stretch is taken out of it but it is trouble free after that.
the steering pulleys I machined up my self and the relay pulleys are sailing stock that i removed the center axle and replaced with threaded ones i had made up.
good luck with it all.
Tarn

]]> Comment on The Cargo bike by primate http://www.primateframes.com.au/2010/05/the-cargo-bike/#comment-41 primate Thu, 28 Apr 2011 00:37:36 +0000 http://primateframes.wordpress.com/?p=1220#comment-41 hey Gary sounds like a interesting project you have there. The cable sys works great I have made a couple of changes to it though. first I have changed from using brake cable to using spectra cord the sheathed type that I use on my kite surf kites this stuff is stronger than the equivalent steel cable is infinitely flexible and can be tied of at the ends. needs to be adjusted till the initial stretch is taken out of it but it is trouble free after that. the steering pulleys I machined up my self and the relay pulleys are sailing stock that i removed the center axle and replaced with threaded ones i had made up. good luck with it all. Tarn hey Gary
sounds like a interesting project you have there.
The cable sys works great I have made a couple of changes to it though. first I have changed from using brake cable to using spectra cord the sheathed type that I use on my kite surf kites this stuff is stronger than the equivalent steel cable is infinitely flexible and can be tied of at the ends. needs to be adjusted till the initial stretch is taken out of it but it is trouble free after that.
the steering pulleys I machined up my self and the relay pulleys are sailing stock that i removed the center axle and replaced with threaded ones i had made up.
good luck with it all.
Tarn

]]> Comment on The Cargo bike by Gary Rondeau http://www.primateframes.com.au/2010/05/the-cargo-bike/#comment-40 Gary Rondeau Sat, 16 Apr 2011 20:04:06 +0000 http://primateframes.wordpress.com/?p=1220#comment-40 howdy, Curious how the cable steering worked out. I'm strongly considering some for of cable steering for a largely wood, side-by-side tandem recumbent delta trike I'm building. I want to use under-seat steering, but the linkage to the front wheel is problematic without something like cable. Is it safe? Is the wire size adequate? What kind of pulleys did you use? howdy,

Curious how the cable steering worked out. I’m strongly considering some for of cable steering for a largely wood, side-by-side tandem recumbent delta trike I’m building. I want to use under-seat steering, but the linkage to the front wheel is problematic without something like cable. Is it safe? Is the wire size adequate? What kind of pulleys did you use?

]]> Comment on The Cargo bike by Gary Rondeau http://www.primateframes.com.au/2010/05/the-cargo-bike/#comment-39 Gary Rondeau Sat, 16 Apr 2011 20:04:06 +0000 http://primateframes.wordpress.com/?p=1220#comment-39 howdy, Curious how the cable steering worked out. I'm strongly considering some for of cable steering for a largely wood, side-by-side tandem recumbent delta trike I'm building. I want to use under-seat steering, but the linkage to the front wheel is problematic without something like cable. Is it safe? Is the wire size adequate? What kind of pulleys did you use? howdy,

Curious how the cable steering worked out. I’m strongly considering some for of cable steering for a largely wood, side-by-side tandem recumbent delta trike I’m building. I want to use under-seat steering, but the linkage to the front wheel is problematic without something like cable. Is it safe? Is the wire size adequate? What kind of pulleys did you use?

]]> Comment on There’s Pink and then there’s PINK by Wrench Monkey http://www.primateframes.com.au/2011/04/theres-pink-and-then-theres-pink/#comment-63 Wrench Monkey Tue, 12 Apr 2011 08:18:28 +0000 http://primateframes.wordpress.com/?p=1545#comment-63 thanks for the big ups i'm defiantly keen to produce some more if your keen on getting an order sorted hit me up on my email primateframes@gmail.com and we can talk it threw. stay solid Tarn.. thanks for the big ups i’m defiantly keen to produce some more if your keen on getting an order sorted hit me up on my email primateframes@gmail.com and we can talk it threw.
stay solid Tarn..

]]> Comment on There’s Pink and then there’s PINK by Joel http://www.primateframes.com.au/2011/04/theres-pink-and-then-theres-pink/#comment-62 Joel Sun, 10 Apr 2011 16:06:06 +0000 http://primateframes.wordpress.com/?p=1545#comment-62 Brilliant original design and quality is awesome, Congrats we would sell them if you ever decide to make more! Brilliant original design and quality is awesome, Congrats we would sell them if you ever decide to make more!

]]> Comment on There’s Pink and then there’s PINK by Wrench Monkey http://www.primateframes.com.au/2011/04/theres-pink-and-then-theres-pink/#comment-61 Wrench Monkey Fri, 08 Apr 2011 08:54:15 +0000 http://primateframes.wordpress.com/?p=1545#comment-61 the head tube angle is 83 deg but i can make it at what ever angle you like. Im working out prices but deck with an alloy plate would be the $350 mark with the carbon deck your looking at $450. Im planing a few changes and up dates to the decks as well like welded stainless grind rails. any way If your keen hit me up on my email address primateframes@gmail.com talk to you the head tube angle is 83 deg but i can make it at what ever angle you like. Im working out prices but deck with an alloy plate would be the $350 mark with the carbon deck your looking at $450. Im planing a few changes and up dates to the decks as well like welded stainless grind rails.
any way If your keen hit me up on my email address
primateframes@gmail.com
talk to you

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