Fenders by Rubbermaid trash can
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I have mounts I didnt complete yet but ill sit something under it so you can see what it looks like raised.
I fine sand/wet sanded it (400) and painted it with rustoleums "stainless steel".
Bad part is the whole trashcan cost about $23.00 but I only needed the lid.
Maybe the lid can be ordered seperate for that trash can.
They have another flip lid style trash can at walmart for only aprox 11.00
but design in center is a little different, it tapers in the middle slightly. Would still look nice if that style was liked.
I fine sand/wet sanded it (400) and painted it with rustoleums "stainless steel".
Bad part is the whole trashcan cost about $23.00 but I only needed the lid.
Maybe the lid can be ordered seperate for that trash can.
They have another flip lid style trash can at walmart for only aprox 11.00
but design in center is a little different, it tapers in the middle slightly. Would still look nice if that style was liked.
Ran good through the trails with a 5.5 and putting shocks on the back it was easier to get "radical" through the trails. I wasnt going to let little tree logs get in my way this time.
I have a 6.5 on now, didnt get to ride it yet. I put 20 weight fork oil in, I need to do a few jumps to get a better feel for suspension. The shocks I bought for the backm are street bike shocks, I took one apart, shortened the the spring and painted it, I have to do the other one (not fun removing spring with no spring compressor)
I have a 6.5 on now, didnt get to ride it yet. I put 20 weight fork oil in, I need to do a few jumps to get a better feel for suspension. The shocks I bought for the backm are street bike shocks, I took one apart, shortened the the spring and painted it, I have to do the other one (not fun removing spring with no spring compressor)
