Re: Waffle boards
Posted: Mon Aug 19, 2013 8:02 pm
Net
Part of me wishes you'd put the extra effort in and got them out the freezer and cooked a waffle on purpose just to post that photo.dan_2k_uk wrote:Net
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Re: Waffle boards
Posted: Mon Aug 19, 2013 8:11 pm
Re: Waffle boards
Posted: Mon Aug 19, 2013 8:20 pm
Maybe best to throw a few frozen waffles down, not sure if they'll offer much traction once defrosted and cooked! Might be a bit too soft.
Re: Waffle boards
Posted: Mon Aug 19, 2013 8:40 pm
Points for effort if you took it yourself.
Re: Waffle boards
Posted: Mon Aug 19, 2013 8:42 pm
I think Dan has already proved the potatoes versatility as a Suzuki accessory. Maybe he knows something about spuds we don't?ScottieJ wrote:Maybe best to throw a few frozen waffles down, not sure if they'll offer much traction once defrosted and cooked! Might be a bit too soft.
Re: Waffle boards
Posted: Mon Aug 19, 2013 8:58 pm
mine are 50mm thick but i picked them up for £11 just down the road from me on ebay.
but it was in one long length when i got it so i used a hack saw to cut them down and trim them to what i wanted then used a flap disc on a grinder to clean them up.
only used them once so far but always nice to have just incase.
but it was in one long length when i got it so i used a hack saw to cut them down and trim them to what i wanted then used a flap disc on a grinder to clean them up.
only used them once so far but always nice to have just incase.
Re: Waffle boards
Posted: Mon Aug 19, 2013 9:09 pm
Next step is surely going to be to make one that runs on moonshine?Jordi wrote:I think Dan has already proved the potatoes versatility as a Suzuki accessory. Maybe he knows something about spuds we don't?ScottieJ wrote:Maybe best to throw a few frozen waffles down, not sure if they'll offer much traction once defrosted and cooked! Might be a bit too soft.
Re: Waffle boards
Posted: Mon Aug 19, 2013 9:11 pm
Ha ha, doubt it. He'd be drinking it too quickly himself. When ever i see him he ends up with a cider in his hand.Edweird wrote:Next step is surely going to be to make one that runs on moonshine?Jordi wrote:I think Dan has already proved the potatoes versatility as a Suzuki accessory. Maybe he knows something about spuds we don't?ScottieJ wrote:Maybe best to throw a few frozen waffles down, not sure if they'll offer much traction once defrosted and cooked! Might be a bit too soft.
Re: Waffle boards
Posted: Mon Aug 19, 2013 9:23 pm
Jordi wrote:Having seen Scotties in action i was quite impressed with their usefulness (is that a real word?).
Any thing i should look out for when buying a set?
Particular brands? Materials? Prices? Length? Thickness?
Presume something about as wide as my tires? Rated to 500kg / 750kg a board?
No idea on this so looking for a bit of advice / guidance.
Cheers
I have some Jordi
Re: Waffle boards
Posted: Mon Aug 19, 2013 9:26 pm
How much Rick? Would you ship them as i very much doubt i'll be heading down south anytime soon. At least not till the wifes dropped.
Cheers
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