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Posted by Jim Lockhart on August 23, 2006 at 11:31:51 from (4.244.168.110):
In Reply to: Regular Street Shoes posted by Tom Windsor on August 22, 2006 at 21:14:21:
On the 2 sets we made,we used 1/2" thick.Then we put 4 3"by3" tabs with a hole,welded them to the ring where they could be bolted to the cleat.The bolt ran under the point of the cleat with a 3"by3" washer on the opposite side of the welded tab. As far as the rubber goes,we used old belting from a round baler,cut to width,the we used contact cement on the rim and rubber.Also put in a few well placed stove bolts(small ones) to help hold the rubber.st what we did,hope it helps.I may have a pic or to if ya email me.
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