I completed my first motobike frame!
- Thread starter Joaquin Suave
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Very Kewl
Awesome looking forward to what you do with it! Man I love seeing these builds go together I never get tired of reading and checking pictures!!
Awesome looking forward to what you do with it! Man I love seeing these builds go together I never get tired of reading and checking pictures!!
The frame is made from True Temper double-butted tubing with turned Chromoly headtube, bottom, & top brackets and TIG welded together.
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Not Long Now
Needless to say...I sure excited about my build
WOW! I had no clue quoting a Saturday Night live skit from 15 years ago would get peoples "knickers in such a twist"!
Needless to say...I sure excited about my build
WOW! I had no clue quoting a Saturday Night live skit from 15 years ago would get peoples "knickers in such a twist"!
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Re: Not Long Now
That is a nice bike. Very nice.
The reason SNL comes on late at night? So kids aren't exposed to inappropriate stuff. Just remember there ARE children here, post accordingly and there shouldn't be any problems.
That is a nice bike. Very nice.
The reason SNL comes on late at night? So kids aren't exposed to inappropriate stuff. Just remember there ARE children here, post accordingly and there shouldn't be any problems.
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Not such a good day!!!
Well, my hydraulic clutch is a TOTAL flop!!!!
Not sure why. The math is correct. The piston moves the same amount as the math said it would...but no clutch activation!!!! RATS (is OK to say rats?)!!!
I guess i'll be going back to a mechanical clutch
I guess that the trouble with designing & building from scratch.
Well, my hydraulic clutch is a TOTAL flop!!!!
Not sure why. The math is correct. The piston moves the same amount as the math said it would...but no clutch activation!!!! RATS (is OK to say rats?)!!!
I guess i'll be going back to a mechanical clutch
I guess that the trouble with designing & building from scratch.
I threw in the towel yesterday, then went out and cut weeks in my yard.
And it was the right thing to do...I got a fresh start this morning and almost instantly saw my problem! I dealt with it and now I am happy to say that my hydraulic clutch "seems" to be working perfectly. Of course the real test will be on the first test ride.
Hey Moonshiner, are you running your bike on "your own" fuel??? I hear that is the "legal" way to brew and not be hassled by the G-men.
And it was the right thing to do...I got a fresh start this morning and almost instantly saw my problem! I dealt with it and now I am happy to say that my hydraulic clutch "seems" to be working perfectly. Of course the real test will be on the first test ride.
Hey Moonshiner, are you running your bike on "your own" fuel??? I hear that is the "legal" way to brew and not be hassled by the G-men.
Not such a good day!!!
Well, my hydraulic clutch is a TOTAL flop!!!!
Not sure why. The math is correct. The piston moves the same amount as the math said it would...but no clutch activation!!!! RATS (is OK to say rats?)!!!
I guess i'll be going back to a mechanical clutch
I guess that the trouble with designing & building from scratch.
Woah! We need more info on your hydraulic clutch!!!!
Erich
Sadly, it is not applicable to anyones current products and was designed to work only with the bike I'm building. I'll share more details after I've road tested the bike.
If all goes well...I'll be riding the bike at Willow Springs.
Naturally I assumed it was a custom design so I'm looking forward to hearing more once you've given it a test run!
Erich
This sounds way cool and I'm looking forward to hearing all about it. And seeing pics of course.