What to do with a dead frame?

Hey all, I have a Nimbus II Muni frame that has matching cracks
rendering it unsafe, and I'm wondering what can I do with the frame?
I'd hate to toss it if there's something useful/cool I can do with it,
not to mention it *was* my first uni love, being my first muni after
killing my previous trainer

My best idea so far is to hang it on the wall in all it's beat-to-he11
glory, as a reminder of my roots


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put in on your room wall
that's is what i going to do when i'll have my KH frame.


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make a lamp.


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Chrashing;1108674 wrote:
make a lamp.


Thats what I was going to say!

Use the frame as lamp legs, mount the stuff on the top, where your post
would go in, and then get a cover. It would be sweet.


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Jerrick;1108683 wrote:
Thats what I was going to say!

Use the frame as lamp legs, mount the stuff on the top, where your post
would go in, and then get a cover. It would be sweet.


Me too. Weird.


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Metal is always reworkable. There is no such thing as a dead frame.

Even if it's just a pile of metal shavings, it can still be
resurrected.

Find a welder and fix that baby up. Don't let your first love die!


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I gave my bent frame to a friend of mine to use. You may not be able to
use the frame, but if you know someone who won't be as hard on it or has
more need for it then give it away.


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I support the vote of making a lamp, thats what I was going to do with
the extra muni frame I have before I decided to send it to you!


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Nick-

If the frame hasn't been dead too long it's probably still edible.
Grilling with some garlic and a little rosemary and olive oil is
recommended. Serve with fresh greens collected by your helmet during
your last MUni ride. Accompany with a nice, cold glass of 2008 Gatorade,
Cool Blue. Naturally, Cliff Bars will be for dessert.


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I leant my old ebay 24 to a friend to learn. Backed over it with hs dads
car.

The frame, with the seat post still in it, lives under his bed as his
weapon of choice if anyone every breaks into his house.


Thats a true story.


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