i will see what i can do.
the other frame is currently on a rack in the shed as its my baby and i have had it for about 25 years and dont have the heart to sell it or get rid of it.
it did take alot of measuring and cutting and filing to get it to fit.
but it wasnt that difficult to be honest...
if you want i can get pictures of the other conversion i did. it was a much better job than the one i did on my Giant.
but i could only fit a 140mm disc on the back of my Handsome dog frame due to the shape of the chainstays.
yep thats what i did.
i di another conversion on my commuter bike which is a Giant ATX830 world cup edition.
i was only able to put in one rack bolt as the other was in the wrong place so i had to wedge a bolt and glue it in place between the adaptor and the frame. it was abit of a bodge job...
i did a rear disc brake conversion on an old 1998 handsome dog frame i had and i used the rear rack screw holes to help secure the adaptor plate.
i also had to cut it about quite abit to get it to fit the shape of the dropouts and to make it easier to remove the rear wheel.
they have got to be this cheap to get people to buy some so the receivers can try to get some money to pay off all the debts.
nice tyres though.
not sure what they would be like on my commute of 8 miles on a dark, wet, cold evening ?
i work no more than a mile from where they are based in the old IBM building in North harbour in Portsmouth.
i fell sorry for the staff being laid off at this time of year.