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NathanH


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Picture of my custom spindle and nut, M20 x 1.5mm pitch. Yes, I made a nut too. Just got to make up the chain adjusters on the mill and I can fit the back wheel and work out the chain spacing which will determin the engines position to a certain degree.



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Remember you need to get the front and read wheel in line. You also need to get the front and rear sprocket in line. Remember that the front wheel must be DEAD straight in order to match up the front and rear wheel.

Its best to get the front and rear wheel inline first. Then you'll have possibly machinr the rear wheel down in order to get the sprockets to line up. I had to use a spacer in order to get the sprockets to line up.

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One shortened shock end. Just did a trial fit and its perfect. Clears the swing arm by 10mm and will sit just a little higher than standard.



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bang on! no messing about with linkages biggrinbiggrinbiggrinbiggrin

think i'll get an engineer on to it biggrin



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is this for the WR shock Nathan?


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Yeah. Just a case of cut and shut. Still need custom dog bones tho. Carlos I havnt forgotten about you, im still working on the spacers and thrust bearing issue.

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-- Edited by NathanH on Wednesday 15th of May 2013 05:44:39 PM

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Just won a pair of WR yokes and stem on ebay for... Wait for it... £2.08.

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NathanH wrote:

Just won a pair of WR yokes and stem on ebay for... Wait for it... £2.08.

 jammy fecker lol 

 



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Lol. Good luck gettjng them. I know if that were me i wouldnt be happy about giving them away for penuts. Hopefully he genuinely doesnt mind.

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haha no rush dude. Whenever youre ready :)

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He sent me an invoice. Yokes where listed seperatly and had postage of £10 and £12, I asked him before the auctions ended if he would combine postage... He said yes. So cost me £1.04 per yoke and £14 postage. £16.08 all in.

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happy days! good to know the spirit of ebay is still out there....

after i sold my mr2 i found 2 brand new front brake hoses (£30 each) listed them and they only had one bid...

99p lol sent them though,you win some you lose some biggrin



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Yeah its great sometimes. Ive just been stripping the rear shocks lower seal unit. Its a cylinder that has 4 seals in it and a brand new unit is £30! **** that, just took all the seals out and measured them, searched the web and found them all for under £5 delivered... bonus!

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Forks on.





sits pretty high atm but will be about an inch and a half lower when the engibes in and ive sorted the dog bones.

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looking good, but i expect nothing less lol

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m8 tht looks awesome!!! nice work dude ; )

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that thing will be sex on wheels when its finished xD


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if never finished be the best looking screwdriver holder iv ever seen :D

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epic biggrin the gap between the rear wheel/mudguard is so big,

elephants/chavs will shelter under the rear mudguard when it rains biggrinbiggrinbiggrin



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cheers guys. Its my birthday in a month so ive been sending my mrs links to stuff I want.
currently trying to find head bearings but they are so expensive. sizes are 30x52x16 tappered lower and 28x52x16 tappered top. tryed my wr 125 speed sensor on the front wheel... it'll need modifying too ffs.

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gets annoying dont it nath. lol it will all be worth it in the end.



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Try Yambits for the headstock bearings Nathan.

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An early birthday present from the mrs.
Twin alloy rad set up!



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That's amazing.... One each... I will take the left one thanks :)

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lol. No dirty 2t tank here! I dont think ill have a problem with over heating!?

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Ah I forgot... U won't miss that 2t smell tho, being behind and all that :) lol

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Try simplybearings

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Let me see how you mount the left side tho please as I would love a sexy looking rad like that instead of the org one

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