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I'm liking it. I appreciate all the pics and descriptions...... it helps a non mechanic like me understand what's all going on.
Keep it coming.
Keep it coming.
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busaash
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thanks suzuki_dog , i try my best i have been chopping and moddifing for ever always learning and helps to have the friends from all over the internet giving encouragement .
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busaash
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ordered these from my mate , these will be the start of my swingarm brace styled on the sanctuary japan type brace
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very cool, did your mate machine these from solid? look like they could have been cast?
Cant wait to see how the rest of the bracing goes.
Cant wait to see how the rest of the bracing goes.
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Crank
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Is the bracing necessary? That swing arm looks like it will handle well enough.
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Very cool watching this build closely
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nikosg
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mmm that bracing could do more harm than good :s Im with crank on this one!
Loving the build though! looks like its going to be a serious machine!!
Loving the build though! looks like its going to be a serious machine!!
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busaash
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replies to your questions ,
my mate machined from solid billet .
does it need the bracing ? no ..... but where is the fun in that its more asthetically pleasing and it will be a talking point of the bike
as its a one off no one else will ever have
that bracing could do more harm than good ......i think not its about look and i love the idea of doing it
my mate machined from solid billet .
does it need the bracing ? no ..... but where is the fun in that its more asthetically pleasing and it will be a talking point of the bike
as its a one off no one else will ever have
that bracing could do more harm than good ......i think not its about look and i love the idea of doing it
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busaash
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had a few bikes and parts too sell but now back to this build
the side stand mount thats under the stock frame so had to get the 1mm slit discs on the frame to remove this bit
so now rear engine mount is aligned and chain run will be fine
the side stand mount thats under the stock frame so had to get the 1mm slit discs on the frame to remove this bit
so now rear engine mount is aligned and chain run will be fine
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busaash
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i am going to have the bracing done angular like this one (this is being sold on uk ebay soon )
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nikosg
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was purely talking from an engineering point of view, using that solid section.
But if you are just doing it for the aesthetic reasons no worries! Build looks great.
But if you are just doing it for the aesthetic reasons no worries! Build looks great.
