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Originally Posted by JERRY2KONE
You are amazing Shaun. It is fun just to read what you are doing every day. Nice work and you seem to be having a good time with this project. So where did you come up with those bolt on rings for the wheels? Or did you have them made somewhere? I am just curious as to how you came up with them. Do you have a system worked out now for duplicating them, or is it all in your head? Just yanking your chain. You seem to be on the somewhat organized side of the spectum. Looking good Shaun. You are going to be someones HERO. Maybe lincpimp's???  
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Thanks for the kind words Jerry!.. Actually I found them pre-fabed up for $40.00 for both hoops.. I didn’t want the end user to get their hands dirty by pushing / pulling on the tires.. I hope I’m on the (somewhat organized spectrum) LOL.LOL.. I’ve been on the other side for so long it normal.. hahahhahahhaaaa…
Well if I can make at least one needy person hapy / give the gift of mobility then it’s all worth it on the end.. Linc… Well linc can make his own.. LOL.LOL…
Have a great one Sir..
Shaun.
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Originally Posted by BL_RV0
WAY cool dude! Back in the 80s my dad have a 150lb purebred malamute named Sachy. (Saa-chee)
Now we have a 10 year old australian shepherd tricolour. She is only about 60lb.
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Nice…. We had a austrailin shepherd back on the farm when I was like 12.. Dam dog come running away and loved the chase the chickens!.. it would piss my DAD off (Big time).. Ahhh good time.. 150lbs isn’t bad either.. Malamute are great dogs and frosty is deffetnly the guard dog of the house.. you mess with the kids and you’ll mess with frosty.. Got any pics??.
Have a great one and thanks again for stopping by
Have a great one Sir..
Shaun.
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Originally Posted by JERRY2KONE
Now that is the way to Pimp your ride. Nice wheels Shaun. Where did you come up with those wheels, and how much did they cost? I like the solid looing wheels better than the old school spoke wheels. Much more strength in my opinion. I think you need to go with some matalic colors for reflectivity in darkened situations. Looking good young man. 
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Hey Jerry!.. Thanks.. I’ve been doing so much research on this build I know more about wheelchairs, the parts and sizes now than I ever thought I would know.. they are actually the same costs as the outer rings for the spoke wheels.($40 a par) so the cost works GREAT!!. The problem is they are hard soul tires, so it will give the end user a much rougher ride and I'm not sure how well they will hold up on a dirt road (RD) my friend, RD will tell me!.. My gut is saying go back the mountain bike setup, but then again I’ve got try different things to see (for myself) what works and what doesn’t..
Thanks again for the kinds words of encouragement and have a great week sir..
Shaun.
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Originally Posted by _paralyzed_
Shaun-
Absolutely awesome. Wheelchairs become a part of the users identity, and I know I wouldn't like to sit in something cheap looking all day. Nice combination of form and function. I have no suggestions, you have it covered.
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Thank you SIR.. i was hopping you would stop by and leave comments.. I don’t want to give anything away that I'm not proud of or doesn’t represent RCM in the best of ways.. I know it's kind of bright and it will be a (little FLASHY) LOL.LOL. but I'm hoping once I install the black seat, and some other things I've got up my sleeve it will all turn out for the better!..

The BEST THING IS!!!!!!


I'm able to complete this chair (everything) for under $200.00..
United Nations here I come!!!

(Well in a few weeks)..
Have a GREAT ONE and thanks again for all of your help and support..
Shaun.