[CraigS]

I'm looking for the adapters to be able to run a Obtainium spring on my CCDB.

Do they exist anymore?
Where can I find them? or something that will work.

Any help is appreciated.

 

[SCARY]

Pm Nerf Herder.He can get them out of Australia.That's where I had to get mine.Just took a couple weeks.

 

[Kntr]

Let us know what you find.

 

[Trekrules]

Contact K9 Industries they have adapters for the CCDB for their 1.50 ID springs that fit K9 springs & Obtainium springs.

 

[Kntr]

Contact K9 Industries they have adapters for the CCDB for their 1.50 ID springs that fit K9 springs & Obtainium springs.

I tried that a few months ago and they said they didn't carry them. Ill email them again.

 

[CraigS]

I emailed them also.
Hopefully hear back from them tomorrow

 

[CraigS]

Still no reply from K9 Indusries

 

[SCARY]

Contact Nerf herder.he's the Aus.k9 rep.

 

[UiUiUiUi]

Still no reply from K9 Indusries

k9 industries is no more...

try contacting their former distributors...

http://www.everyday26.de/

used to be the german distributor they still have some stuff left over...
cheer

 

[CraigS]

No email addy?

 

[CraigS]

Contact Nerf herder.he's the Aus.k9 rep.

Tried PMing him, never got a response.

 

[Raingauge]

I have a set for a vivid spring. I can measure them and you can get some built if you know anyone with a lathe.

 

[CraigS]

I have a set for a vivid spring. I can measure them and you can get some built if you know anyone with a lathe.

Thats a great idea,and thanks for the offer but i don't know anyone with a lathe.

 

[samdemo]

less than ideal i know, but if you take some electrical tape and carefully wrap it around the collar till you have the right thickness. once you have enough wraps, take a sharp blade and trim away the extra width down to the collar. Sure it sounds mickey mouse, but it managed to get my wife's bike through a whole season of racing and whistler.

 

[davet]

less than ideal i know, but if you take some electrical tape and carefully wrap it around the collar till you have the right thickness. once you have enough wraps, take a sharp blade and trim away the extra width down to the collar. Sure it sounds mickey mouse, but it managed to get my wife's bike through a whole season of racing and whistler.

that's kinda sad for a guy that has access to a lathe and lots of spare time.