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I think i get it - like bears in the woodsPlease don’t take this serious Mindi..
if you make it a quick disconnect you can use it as a very valuable camping equipment...
(Do you see it??..)
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Indeed! It's an all in one camping equipment! I even installed a grill for BBQ! It's a sun hat, a BBQ grill, and a toilet seat all in onePlease don’t take this serious Mindi..
if you make it a quick disconnect you can use it as a very valuable camping equipment...
(Do you see it??..)
Nah brother, don't think bare aluminium (that's what ya meant, did ya? LOL) would suit here, but I agree 100% on same color as the tank! Now to find satin orange copper heat resistant paint or powdercoating color will be quite a challenge... I haven't dig into it yet, it'll be for later, I have few little paint scratches on the tank from my little gravel slide and don't know how to fix it yet.The valve cover might look nice in bare aluminum or the same as the tank!
Looks really good IMO! Nice work!Indeed! It's an all in one camping equipment! I even installed a grill for BBQ! It's a sun hat, a BBQ grill, and a toilet seat all in one
.... I just haven't figured it out yet in which order will I use all 3 features...
Here's my BBQ grill installed:
And it's on the bike!
It drastically transforms my aimed looks towards "sporty". I didn't want for that intake to look too modern sharp/angular'ish, hence the round potty bowl around stator, which I wanted to kinda continue with engine line forward. Now I'm brainstorming how to hide/move that rectifier to visually open the hole above my warp drive intake... That is my vision of a bike, "bulky" looking front with as naked rear end as possible. Nobody has to like it but me, and I bloody love it!
P.S. I go through life with a smile on my face. I don't take jokes seriously, I take criticism well, make fun of myself, others, and anything in general. As ya noticed already I'm fluent in sarcasm so if ya think ya can offend me- bring it on, I have some wit to respond with
Nah brother, don't think bare aluminium (that's what ya meant, did ya? LOL) would suit here, but I agree 100% on same color as the tank! Now to find satin orange copper heat resistant paint or powdercoating color will be quite a challenge... I haven't dig into it yet, it'll be for later, I have few little paint scratches on the tank from my little gravel slide and don't know how to fix it yet.
« I am not an Expert »I due for an update...
Since my seat is on hold, I can cook sm axle sliders. Got a pair on Amazon basically just for material. When I was looking for delrin or nylon for my lathe, it came out that a pair of cheapest Amazon axle sliders are cheaper than a piece of material... So I spun on the lathe those sliders to my preferred dimensions and made a silicone mold so I can make 4 of them from forged carbon fiber:
Here's 2 for starters, I'll finish them when I have all 4 ready and fully cured.
My mods will be overlapping. I ain't gonna sit and watch paint dry, I'll jump on another thing while waiting for parts/materials or waiting for resin to cure.
Ya're absolutely correct on this! Carbon fiber composite has high friction, and for axle or frame sliders ya need less friction like delrin or nylon, which are much more shock absorbing as well. Do I need them? Nope, not really. But.... but... it's carbon fiber!!! I'm still doing it!!!« I am not an Expert »
a while back I was reading about frame sliders and other protection devices, Carbon fiber was not the material to use as a friction surface, derlin, nylon were.
The cf shreds and cracks and does not offer any protection at all ;( ( they said )
Since my memory is starting to go downhill (it was never great from the start anyway), I made a list of supplies when I moved coz when I was packing I knew exactly what I have and what I need. Now I can't remember where I put that list...Looking good. Time to resupply, no glue, no filler.
Thanks manComing along nicely Wow what a difference in the size of the seat, old vs. new !