Custom Auburn CR24

Cool. I have a 20 still from 95 or 96 I believe. What did you need to do to convert to a 24?

A friend of mine stretched it out.

That is sweeeeet!

Are those Redline forklifter bars on it in the first pic?

Mikel8149 wrote:

That is sweeeeet!

Mikel8149 wrote:

That is sweeeeet!

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thanks bro!

Team who cares wrote:

Are those Redline forklifter bars on it in the first pic?

Team who cares wrote:

Are those Redline forklifter bars on it in the first pic?

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Thier the original Auburn forks

Team who cares wrote:

Are those Redline forklifter bars on it in the first pic?

Team who cares wrote:

Are those Redline forklifter bars on it in the first pic?

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I don't think so, I don't remember mine having the curved sides or the fat cross bar. Could be wrong though...

my buddy's Auburn always can loose at the rear triangle. Cool idea though!

*came loose

Team who cares wrote:

Are those Redline forklifter bars on it in the first pic?

Team who cares wrote:

Are those Redline forklifter bars on it in the first pic?

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My bad i tought you were talking about the forks. I have no idea what they are. They came with the bike when I bought it.

tremelo wrote:

my buddy's Auburn always can loose at the rear triangle. Cool idea though!

tremelo wrote:

my buddy's Auburn always can loose at the rear triangle. Cool idea though!

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Shouldve used loc-tite lol

Team who cares wrote:

Are those Redline forklifter bars on it in the first pic?

Team who cares wrote:

Are those Redline forklifter bars on it in the first pic?

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tremelo wrote:

I don't think so, I don't remember mine having the curved sides or the fat cross bar. Could be wrong though...

tremelo wrote:

I don't think so, I don't remember mine having the curved sides or the fat cross bar. Could be wrong though...

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They had aluminum versions as well, I might still have a pic of my old ones somewhere. The alloy ones were fat like that. Probably about the right era bike for them to be on too.

Yea they did I have one as well.

tremelo wrote:

my buddy's Auburn always can loose at the rear triangle. Cool idea though!

tremelo wrote:

my buddy's Auburn always can loose at the rear triangle. Cool idea though!

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tnyvillegas wrote:

Shouldve used loc-tite lol

tnyvillegas wrote:

Shouldve used loc-tite lol

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he did, it creaked if he didn't use grease though

Team who cares wrote:

Are those Redline forklifter bars on it in the first pic?

Team who cares wrote:

Are those Redline forklifter bars on it in the first pic?

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tremelo wrote:

I don't think so, I don't remember mine having the curved sides or the fat cross bar. Could be wrong though...

tremelo wrote:

I don't think so, I don't remember mine having the curved sides or the fat cross bar. Could be wrong though...

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Team who cares wrote:

They had aluminum versions as well, I might still have a pic of my old ones somewhere. The alloy ones were fat like that. ...more

Team who cares wrote:

They had aluminum versions as well, I might still have a pic of my old ones somewhere. The alloy ones were fat like that. Probably about the right era bike for them to be on too.

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oh ya, forgot about the alloy ones. I had some on an old profile race bike. But the verticals didn't have such severe bends on the vertical & I still don't remember seeing a big square cross bar version. My alloy were round with small bends at each end to meet the verticals... like this \---/ kinda lol