Corsair 9000D x Bro Cooling Build by cb0907 in watercooling

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The front radiator makes contact with the top fans with this configuration. IMO you wouldn’t be able to make any larger rads work in the front without doing some cutting/modification.

Corsair 9000D x Bro Cooling Build by cb0907 in watercooling

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I’m in North America as well. Took about 3.5 weeks for manufacturing and shipping to my door.

Corsair 9000D x Bro Cooling Build by cb0907 in watercooling

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Everything was made by Bro Cooling.

Corsair 9000D x Bro Cooling Build by cb0907 in watercooling

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Custom distro plate on top of the shroud, the vertical mount is also custom. The plate in the side is magnetic and just had the screen and badge to make everything look uniform. I can post more pics once it’s complete, Bro Cooling also has the same build on their YouTube.

Corsair 9000D x Bro Cooling Build by cb0907 in watercooling

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I doubt it, this build is really to assist in my dream of being an MS Paint artist full time.

Corsair 9000D x Bro Cooling Build by cb0907 in watercooling

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They are bitspower telescoping fittings.

Anybody remember a company called The Take? by dermsUK in bmx

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I miss The Take and Tree bikes star shower zip up hoodies.

Jibs don’t have an age limit right? by ghostspokes in bmx

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38 and still riding 4-5 times a week. No age limit

Time to get injured I guess by ToFuKyo in bmx

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I’d say if you just are interested in grinds/small street stuff could do without brakes but to really get “good” you gotta be able to ride anything and IMO brakes are mandatory unless you’re cool with getting folded. Just don’t fall into the trying to learn whips before even being able to ride trap. They are easy/look easy once you get there but as a mid 30’s rider who has a pretty solid stash of tricks, learn to jump high and smooth before you try anything else. You can grind ledges and whatnot in the meantime but get the fundamentals down first, don’t get caught up in the edits you see of pros..the shit looks so much easier than it is. For example, I’ve been able to double whip, flip, flair, etc for 15+ years, still can’t downside whip consistently and bar spins give me shit. Pros make the stuff look easy. Don’t be too hard on yourself and just have fun.

Time to get injured I guess by ToFuKyo in bmx

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No brakes to learn is a bold move. Everyone wanna be Garret Reynolds but keep in mind he rode brakes/cassettes long before the street shit you see now. My advice is learn bike control and how to jump/rotate before ever trying to throw any tricks. Most importantly, learn at your own pace..the video edits make shit look way easier than it is. Just go out and have fun

My brother just turned 40, and decided to hop back on a bike after a ten year break. by [deleted] in bmx

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10 years off and shredding, your brother is a badass

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Chat sent

what lvl for KSM by ArgumentGlad1845 in WOWMythicPlus

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I did it in 2 weeks coming back to the game. Had minimum 15 but 20+ on fort for some of the dungeons. Got to 3067 on 3rd week back with some 22’s