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| Posted: | Sun Jan 18, 2009 7:23 pm |
| Forum: | Custom chassis |
| Subject: | gallery of a DIY frame for SOHC 750 |
| simon#42 Replies: 15 Views: 157706 |
i should have thought of that , i bought a bike with 42 on it , won my first race so i kept the number for the next 30 years . i became quite good at making 2s with tape !
am looking forward to the d ... |
| Posted: | Sun Jan 18, 2009 11:44 am |
| Forum: | Custom chassis |
| Subject: | gallery of a DIY frame for SOHC 750 |
| simon#42 Replies: 15 Views: 157706 |
when the snow clears you can tell us all what it is like to ride ! i know its pretty much a race bike on the road but you have done well to keep the weight that low . why number 11 ? [ if you were a ... |
| Posted: | Sat Jan 10, 2009 5:16 pm |
| Forum: | Performance issues |
| Subject: | heavy duty cylinder stud nuts |
| simon#42 Replies: 5 Views: 79539 |
yes i torqued mine down to 22 ft lb , perhaps it was just a worn nut , i know thats not much help but i would try again with a new set of nuts |
| Posted: | Fri Jan 09, 2009 6:04 pm |
| Forum: | Performance issues |
| Subject: | heavy duty cylinder stud nuts |
| simon#42 Replies: 5 Views: 79539 |
the stock nuts should be fine , thats what i used with my ape studs , what did you torque them down to? |
| Posted: | Sat Jan 03, 2009 7:37 pm |
| Forum: | Custom chassis |
| Subject: | gallery of a DIY frame for SOHC 750 |
| simon#42 Replies: 15 Views: 157706 |
i really like this bike , fantastic attention to detail and some great high quality components , the marvic wheels look particularly good and are they tmr mikunis ? |
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