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2022 V7 LeMans 850i - building it -

lemans850i said:
Headlight got moved forward AFTER this pic...
Note the original cutouts on the bottom
LM1 triple tree has the shape of a boomerang while the V7 has only little offset between fork tubes and steering stem and the fork is considerably wider
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Did you get that fairing from Airtech?
I got one for my V7 III with Todd's help and wasn't too impressed with the quality. Then again I'm used to Todd's standards so I blame him lol.
Overall I had trim it down some like you did but ended up tossing it in the bin. I got other plans ATM but I'm currently trynna to save some funds to do so
 
lemans850i said:
Do you know if the stripper would eat the seals?
That was my major concern!
Lots of duct tape keeps the blast material out...
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I dont think the stripper would attack rubber seals, the stripper I used was thick like navel jelly and you can brush it on right up to an edge that you dont want strip. Wait about 15 minutes and scrape with a plastic tool or brass brush. Rinse real good afterwards.
 
There is so much beauty hidden on the V7... I could not find any pic of a
V7 where this was done before...???
Regarding the rear foot pegs.. give me 1 week... and you’ll see... 😜
 
lemans850i said:
There is so much beauty hidden on the V7... I could not find any pic of a
V7 where this was done before...???
Regarding the rear foot pegs.. give me 1 week... and you’ll see... 😜
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Hmmmm…now you really stirred up the wasp nest inside of me!
 
lemans850i said:
I hope not just inside you...
I’m sure the other creative minds out there who can make a beautiful eye candy out of it....
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Talking about this, today I’ve eye-balled the starter motor and made a quick CAD design for a cover, now I am waiting for the part to be cut out of aluminum. Hopefully I didn’t messed the measurements and tomorrow night I can bend it and put it where it belongs. That area was anal eye-sore to me with that plastic bulge.
 
Very cool....
Looking forward to seeing it!!

Cardboard
Assistant
Design

CAD

Stole this from somebody else on this forum…
 
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lemans850i said:
Very cool....
Looking forward to seeing it!!

Cardboard
Assistant
Design

CAD

Stole this from somebody else on this forum…
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I think I've used it in the past in one of my posts, but this time I'm talking about the computer one. Trying to be a DIYer makes you learn new stuff and hone the current skills...the downside is that your hair gets white pretty fast :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:
 
It’s a plate welded on to the standard foot peg arm and a plate on the opposite side of the foot peg mount as well… original foot peg mounts cut off but left about 1 mm so the new aluminum foot peg can never turn . 8mm hole drilled.
And then everything nickel plated and the two short arms black powder coated...
Done ...
...like cooking an egg... 🤪
 
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