The belt is classy as is the rest of the build!
Rick C.
Rick C.
1912 Excelsior Tribute
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KINKY! I like it! Both my builds with the G4 trans are all belt drive kind of like this. No mess no fuss. Its a really good way to go.
Whats the hub? I see a drum or band brake on that thing.
Worksman front and rear drum brakes. I normally would go with a cvt but this motor is build and the cvt will limit the power. I like all belt drives they are smooth,clean and very quiet. I’m thinking the construction of the belts will allow it to grap on to pulleys with ease!
Quiet cvt drive is a great selling point, but you're spot on concerning some power loss during transmission...I like your overall solution with this particular engine and drive train. Well executed...
Rick C.
Rick C.
So stayed up for a few hours after New Years working on the bike. Was able to cut down handlebar clamps and added a stiff rubber bushing. Then finished dremeling inside of handlebars to fit final brake lever. She’s getting there...
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Awesome! Looking really nice..............Curt
What are the Pulley dimensions? Know the rear is 15" clutch must be 3"
What are the Pulley dimensions? Know the rear is 15" clutch must be 3"
Clutch 3”
Large pulley 6”
Inner pulley 2 3/4”
Sheave 15”
Large pulley 6”
Inner pulley 2 3/4”
Sheave 15”
KOOL! Thanks, Should be good, but may be a little slippage on the 2 3/4" with that power.........Curt
They are cool..Hoping there’s enough leverage for some good braking! I’ve heard of the brass levers falling ,these feel and look sturdy.
Well I don’t have to bump anyone’s thread I’d like to show ya what I won on the Bay last night.I will be gently cleaning it when it gets here from C a n a d a
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WOW! So KOOL, looks in nice shape also.............Curt
Yes! Guy says is dent /crack free!
I like having a headlight on when day riding.So I may remove guts and run a led. The bottom can hold batteries or I will Use battery box if I go with a tail light too?.Nice one MotoMags!
I purchased a Badger Brass Solar back in 2016. Somebody gave it the spray can chrome treatment and no stem mounting clamp. Lucky you.
You got any plans to make it functional? If you please share.
Tom from Rubicon
My idea of an old style headlight. Take a bullet shaped LED headlight for a bicycle, gut it, use a 3" PVC T fitting and add parts as needed. A small stainless steel bowl makes a good reflector for the back of the light. Inside of the PVC fitting add your battery holder, Cap the so you have access to batteries. Paint with with an antiquing kit.
I got the above idea from Googling "steampunk lights" and other stuff as I was trying to design a light to go with a board tracker.
I got the above idea from Googling "steampunk lights" and other stuff as I was trying to design a light to go with a board tracker.
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dogcatcher, this is a Steampunk bike headlight.
Tom from Rubicon
By the way, anyone know a source for those goggles?
By the way, anyone know a source for those goggles?
Do consider using non shatter lenses. You don't get many second chances with eyes.
I have seen that video before, I wanted to built my light using off the shelf stuff, so that it could easily be fixed or replaced when it was cratered. The goggles, I would start with a leather mask, and add these https://www.ebay.com/itm/Agile-shop...h=item26114ed350:g:p84AAOSwMpFcRrXb:rk:2:pf:0
If I wanted the gas mask look, I would get 2 large shoe polish cans like Kiwi polish come in, then rivet those to a full face "cosplay" mask. There are plans on the Internet on how to make them. I would use craft foam instead of leather, mainly because I have a neighbor that is into "Cosplay", and I think I could get her to help design and build it.
If I wanted the gas mask look, I would get 2 large shoe polish cans like Kiwi polish come in, then rivet those to a full face "cosplay" mask. There are plans on the Internet on how to make them. I would use craft foam instead of leather, mainly because I have a neighbor that is into "Cosplay", and I think I could get her to help design and build it.