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nice work ben!!!
using the stock rotary setup?
i got a lovely bitubo up here, but its mine ALL MINE [:P]
Rev the fucker!!!!!
FUCK NO! My Bitubo is bout 30000ft above the pacific at the mo.[8D]quote:using the stock rotary setup?
i got a lovely bitubo up here, but its mine ALL MINE
hahaha,
only way to go
especially with all the extra mounting involved!!!
let me know how you go with steering
i think my steering angle is gonna be limited cos of the curved rad
keen to see how u go
u getting some gear off stu?
it better turn up on time, or i think we will have to "pay him a visit"
Rev the fucker!!!!!
oh, and what u doing for wiring?
u get the diagram? its on the net somewhere
there is some tricky shit in the TL with sensors and shit
let me know if u get stuck
Rev the fucker!!!!!
Yes but I've also got a backup just in case.quote:u getting some gear off stu?
it better turn up on time, or i think we will have to "pay him a visit"
haha, same!!
oh, ordered some pod filters for mine yesterday
i'll let u know how it goes
i am gonna try to get down and see this thing sometime!
Rev the fucker!!!!!
Nice work there Ben, bit of an akward shape to set up?
I've done a few of them beforequote:there is some tricky shit in the TL with sensors and shit
let me know if u get stuck
But thanks for the offer Fimp
ohhh
pWNED!!! [XX(]
Rev the fucker!!!!!
Not really cause theres some nice machined faces to use.quote:evad Posted - 03 Feb 2007 : 01:29:38
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Nice work there Ben, bit of an akward shape to set up?
I finished off the suspension mount today. So the arms off to powdercoat next week, then I can start putting this sucker together.[8D]
Hey Ben at the speed your going you will be able to finish it and still ride around on it for a month, lol [8D]
how the pros work eh....this is why u get the big bucks ben? nice machining and welding mate very clean much respect...
Hey ben, I notice you've retained the original casting look after you've machined/welded stuff, I assume it'd be a help for registration purposes keeping it looking like it hasn't been structurally modified. How'd you get that look? One of those multi spikey air gun thingys? (dunno what you call 'em, I used one many years ago to strip p/coat off structural steel.)
Oh yeah, you're STILL making the rest of us look ordinary...... keep it up. [8D]
Can someone tell me exactly what this black thing with fins is... I assume it heats up a bit, just wondering, how hot it gets and if they need much air flow to keep them cool... the one on my bike is located at the front, just under the radiator, it gets plenty of air where it is, but i want to move it cos it looks crap...
descaler?quote:Originally posted by turbokat
Hey ben, I notice you've retained the original casting look after you've machined/welded stuff, I assume it'd be a help for registration purposes keeping it looking like it hasn't been structurally modified. How'd you get that look? One of those multi spikey air gun thingys? (dunno what you call 'em, I used one many years ago to strip p/coat off structural steel.)
Oh yeah, you're STILL making the rest of us look ordinary...... keep it up. [8D]
A sock full of marbles?
needle gun
regulator / rectifier unit? it regulates the voltage and turns ac into dc for the bikes electrical system i believequote:Originally posted by catchmeifyoucan
Can someone tell me exactly what this black thing with fins is... I assume it heats up a bit, just wondering, how hot it gets and if they need much air flow to keep them cool... the one on my bike is located at the front, just under the radiator, it gets plenty of air where it is, but i want to move it cos it looks crap...
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