I have scheduled a couple vacations this year and I will not be shipping during these times. I am currently planning for time off from April 7-19 and June 9-23. During these times, there will be no shipping. You will still be able to order, but it will take me a couple days to get through the backlog of orders once I return. If I make a mistake (infrequent occurrence) on a shipment that doesn't get resolved before I am leave, I will not be able to resolve it if it requires shipping and you would have to wait until I return. I ask for your patience and understanding.In addition, we have been caught by the inflation wave. The price...
We have new stock! Online ordering is now available. There are a handful of new products (including black rigs!). There are some changes that are not yet identified in the product descriptions. All changes are intended to be upgrades (except for one cost cutting change on the basic rig). I have a number of customers that are anxious to get orders, so I wanted to make sure that I could start shipping as a priority before updating photos and product descriptionsTo be clear, this is currently a one-man operation. I am getting a bit overwhelmed with orders and this has been compounded by attempts to add new products. I make shipping product immediately a priority and I hope to have...
It is helpful to sort all bolts and t-nuts. Note, there are two sizes of T-nuts. Most have an 8mm thread. A small number have 6mm thread which can be used for connecting pedals and other accessories. Washers are not recommended other than when screwing into black parts. Note, the washers do not work in the slotted sections of the black parts. Start by loosely assembling. Go back and tighten later. Try to identify all the slots that need T-nuts before connecting parts. If you miss a slot, the t-nut can be rotated in, but it takes a bit of practice. Be careful when sliding metal on metal - it can scratch the surface. Move the t-nuts to the place...
Directions on threading the holes on the wheel deck for the Plus version of the rig. You will need an M8 tap, tap wrench, and lubricant. M8 1.25 Tap Tap Wrench Handle Directions: Install tap in handleSpray on or dip tap in lubricantBegin threading in (Make sure you are threading in straight)After Making a couple turns, back off a small amount and then continueHalf way through, remove the tap and spray the chips off with lubricantReinsert and continue until you have reached the end of the tap NOTE: Do not apply too much pressure. If there is a ton of pressure back out a bit or add lubricant. You do not want the tap to break off. Here is a quick...