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Re: my spondon blade

Post by radiobloke on Sun 22 Mar 2009, 20:42


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Re: my spondon blade

Post by radiobloke on Sun 22 Mar 2009, 20:43

might be going uber German on t tho....stumpy and aggressive everything

spikes n sh1t everywhere lol!

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Re: my spondon blade

Post by alsieboy on Sun 22 Mar 2009, 20:48

Looks good matey, will be getting the tank weighed tomoz...

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Re: my spondon blade

Post by Fringe on Sun 22 Mar 2009, 21:00

Dunno if this'll be of any interest for the spiked Nuts n bolts
http://www.custom-wizard.com/acatalog/Pike_Nuts.html#aHH_2d03_2d0111

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Re: my spondon blade

Post by radiobloke on Sun 22 Mar 2009, 21:16

they're a bit blunt!

have a Scottish nutter who will make em properly!!

(Yantosh!!)

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Re: my spondon blade

Post by fastbikefinder on Sun 22 Mar 2009, 21:37

radiobloke wrote:
I had to cut the engine out of the frame...so I need a set of long engine/frame bolts


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Re: my spondon blade

Post by griz on Tue 24 Mar 2009, 13:11

The spondon & blackbird are looking sharp mate! I like it... a lot! hubba

How well does the arm fit up to the blackbird frame?

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Re: my spondon blade

Post by radiobloke on Tue 24 Mar 2009, 15:58

straight in...needs a spacer and maybe a top shock mount..the blade one is offset

other than that...jobs a goodun

might go 280/300 rear section and 160 front...dunno yet tho.

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Re: my spondon blade

Post by fastbikefinder on Tue 24 Mar 2009, 22:45

radiobloke wrote:

might go 280/300 rear section and 160 front...dunno yet tho.




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Re: my spondon blade

Post by griz on Wed 25 Mar 2009, 23:33

radiobloke wrote:straight in...needs a spacer and maybe a top shock mount..the blade one is offset

other than that...jobs a goodun

might go 280/300 rear section and 160 front...dunno yet tho.


Thats cool!

I would love to do a 280/300 rear but I think the most I'll go with is a 240 as anything bigger really throws things off but they sure do look mean eyebrow I've got a 210 on mine & it looks good & lines up well & should still give me fast-ish turning.

I do like the fat fronts too but I can't afford it right now.

I'm looking forward to seeing how you get on eyebrow

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Re: my spondon blade

Post by fastbikefinder on Thu 26 Mar 2009, 00:34

Yeah, more pics please....

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Re: my spondon blade

Post by cabbie on Thu 26 Mar 2009, 08:30

Two projects in one thread!!

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Re: my spondon blade

Post by fastbikefinder on Thu 26 Mar 2009, 08:42

cabbie wrote:Two projects in one thread!!



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Re: my spondon blade

Post by radiobloke on Thu 26 Mar 2009, 15:57

Blackbird will be a sloooooooow build ( slower than the sponny at this rate!! rofl )

will be in between getting the main bike finished.

saying that...just bought an oil cooler..and am looking at about 30 sets of forks on ebay eyebrow

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Re: my spondon blade

Post by radiobloke on Mon 30 Mar 2009, 16:21

have given in....have arranged for the Spondon to be sent to borstal..

well,....Ipswich...

A buddy of mine is sorting the niggly jobs, and making sure the rolling chassis is straight etc ( fitting wheels etc that weren't on the originlal bike)

while its there...its having the turbo plumed in

then its off to Glasgow for a custom Plenum, wastegate etc..

then back to me..then off to a turbo specialist for set up

then back to me...


so

have spent most of the day buying Blackbird bits n peices!!
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Re: my spondon blade

Post by radiobloke on Fri 10 Apr 2009, 21:44

Spondon is away at borstal..

so had an hour on the bird today

swingarm mount is central...but its offset on a blade

Ive got a blackbird linkage and a blade shock..the linkage triangles are double the thickness of the blade one!...must be expecting more power rofl

was thinking I needed a special shock mount making.

then had a brainwave whilst eating my curry
...just drill another hole in the frame eyebrow Laughing

got the cbr900 front end..slots in nice! (cheers Cabbie! clap )

and bought a subframe to be a starting point rather than wait to get one made.

was gonna put the wheels in...but it was too f**kin heavy to lift on my own Embarassed ....will get em in somehow next time.

then played with a couple of cbr6 seat units I've got lying around

dunno weither to go clip-ons or risers and drag bars...will decide later






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Re: my spondon blade

Post by cabbie on Fri 10 Apr 2009, 21:52

Will it be naked or dressed?

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Re: my spondon blade

Post by radiobloke on Fri 10 Apr 2009, 22:07

butt naked mate... arse

hubba screwy Twisted Evil

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Re: my spondon blade

Post by cabbie on Fri 10 Apr 2009, 22:14

radiobloke wrote:butt naked mate... arse

hubba screwy Twisted Evil


Has to be risers then with supermoto bars.

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Re: my spondon blade

Post by griz on Fri 10 Apr 2009, 22:18

One small thing, always start off with the engine jacked up before you start assembly! rofl rofl rofl

Its lookin cool mate, that shock problem was a real easy fix for sure!

Me thinks it's cryin out for a massive wheel & tire on the back!

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Re: my spondon blade

Post by radiobloke on Fri 10 Apr 2009, 22:25

all in time...its a budget build...want to get it up n running first..sumat to ride whilst the Sponny is still on the go.

might go risers and drag bars. like my old fighter

(the ones that are propping up the motor in the pics!)

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Re: my spondon blade

Post by 1992fireblade on Sat 11 Apr 2009, 07:11

Looking good dude!

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Re: my spondon blade

Post by shadow on Sat 11 Apr 2009, 08:39

Looks good with the red tail section.
That with a huge rear tyre. eyebrow

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Re: my spondon blade

Post by radiobloke on Tue 14 Apr 2009, 10:34

its up on its legs..





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Re: my spondon blade

Post by griz on Tue 14 Apr 2009, 11:36

It's lookin good mate but cryin out for a big fat rear wheel & tyre eyebrow

Keep up the good work mate thumbup

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Post by radiobloke on Tue 14 Apr 2009, 11:40

all on a budget...

maybe in the second build...this is being thrown together whilst the sponny is away.

def plans for later tho

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Re: my spondon blade

Post by griz on Tue 14 Apr 2009, 21:33

You could pick up a dead cheap alloy wheel on ebay & then go with a 210 like I have, let me know if you want the measurements thumbup

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Re: my spondon blade

Post by fastbikefinder on Tue 14 Apr 2009, 22:12

That's looking lush RB , but I liked the clip ons , cafe racer bird would be nice imo

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Re: my spondon blade

Post by cabbie on Tue 14 Apr 2009, 23:07

Clip'ons are for fairings, drag bars are for fighters.

I've decided after looking at griz's and RB's bikes I'm going to build a fighter for my next project.

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Post by fastbikefinder on Tue 14 Apr 2009, 23:09

cabbie wrote:Clip'ons are for fairings, drag bars are for fighters.

I've decided after looking at griz's and RB's bikes I'm going to build a fighter for my next project.


I usually use Renthal Ultra lows.....but there are plenty of fighters around with clip ons too.

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