Denver area peeps... need a chunk of plate steel (or aluminum)

[Drunktank]

Anyone in the Denver area have a piece of 1/8" to 3/16" stainless plate (or 1/4" aluminum).... about 8"x7" in size (or bigger)I can pass you a few bucks for? I brewing up a instrument mount plate for my bike to relocate my gauge cluster to ontop of my handlebars.

Let me know! Im on a mission from god! http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/images/smilies/biggrin.gif

Thanks!
~Ryan

[AOK303]

Oi I know you can get that from the ace on alameda and union

[CYCLE_MONKEY]

Anyone in the Denver area have a piece of 1/8" to 3/16" stainless plate (or 1/4" aluminum).... about 8"x7" in size (or bigger)I can pass you a few bucks for? I brewing up a instrument mount plate for my bike to relocate my gauge cluster to ontop of my handlebars.

Let me know! Im on a mission from god! http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/images/smilies/biggrin.gif

Thanks!
~Ryan
1/4" aluminum? You better have a milling machine to cut that or you'll be there a while. 3/16" stainless ain't no piece of cake either, in fact, stainless is nice but a complete PITA to work with.

[Aaron]

I'm not sure why you'd even consider using steel. Why not use plastic?

[#1Townie]

Zip ties.

[Aaron]

I'm with Townie there. Make sure it's reliable and tight, and leave it be. A 8" by 7" piece of 3/16" steel? That's like 5 pounds right there.

[grim]

If you must dencol steel is in Denver they are pretty cheap.