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chimpy's new blade
Posting for chimpy.
Building her a blade from leftovers
Building her a blade from leftovers
cabbie- MotoGP Legend
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Re: chimpy's new blade
Alls looking good there Mr C, whats the colour scheme in mind?.
chilli- Admin
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Re: chimpy's new blade
chilli wrote:Alls looking good there Mr C, whats the colour scheme in mind?.
blue and white with red belly pan chilli
Chimpy- MotoGP Legend
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Re: chimpy's new blade
well, at least i think so. kind of ends up something different every day lol. we'll see
Chimpy- MotoGP Legend
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Re: chimpy's new blade
building it with left overs,she`s one lucky welsh dragon
pauleves- Superstock Racer
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Re: chimpy's new blade
pauleves wrote: building it with left overs,she`s one lucky welsh dragon
I knows it sugartits
Chimpy- MotoGP Legend
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Re: chimpy's new blade
BJ Special..
chilli- Admin
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Re: chimpy's new blade
Update,
I made the subframe plates
And chimpy marked out, drilled the holes and fitted the lights, all by herself! cleaver chimpy
I made the subframe plates
And chimpy marked out, drilled the holes and fitted the lights, all by herself! cleaver chimpy
cabbie- MotoGP Legend
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Re: chimpy's new blade
now then cool bike , was just wondering , ive been searching for info on fitting the rsv swinger to a 99 blade now bout the 3mm removing of the frame but not sure bout the spacers for the shock triangles and the rear wheel any advise or help would be great , seen this mod a few times now think it looks awesome
stephen918- Superstock Racer
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Re: chimpy's new blade
stephen918 wrote:now then cool bike , was just wondering , ive been searching for info on fitting the rsv swinger to a 99 blade now bout the 3mm removing of the frame but not sure bout the spacers for the shock triangles and the rear wheel any advise or help would be great , seen this mod a few times now think it looks awesome
Hi, it's a simple fit, just need to grind 3mm off the right inside boss where the swing arm fit's, you can do this by hand as the screw in spacer mates to the swing arm, all the blade swing arm spindle etc is the same so direct fit, next you need 3 spacers made to realign the shock linkages, thats the swing arm done.
If you use aprilia wheel the job is finished, if you use a blade wheel 2 spacers are needed to go from 25mm spindle to 30mm, the disc will need 2mm washers to bring it out and the caliper mount machined to claer the wheel, better off using Aprilia wheel if you don't have access to mill.
cabbie- MotoGP Legend
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Re: chimpy's new blade
[quote="And chimpy marked out, drilled the holes and fitted the lights, all by herself! cleaver chimpy
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with lots of guidance (and not with a cleaver )
[/quote]
with lots of guidance (and not with a cleaver )
Chimpy- MotoGP Legend
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Re: chimpy's new blade
cheers for that cabbie sounds ok not too tricky
stephen918- Superstock Racer
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Re: chimpy's new blade
chilli wrote:BJ Special..
hmmm strange how all the guys have the same train of thought.....?
Chimpy- MotoGP Legend
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Re: chimpy's new blade
Looks Pretty Cool !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Your have a very nice bike !!!
Your have a very nice bike !!!
kevb- Superstock Racer
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Re: chimpy's new blade
Is this going to be a faired bike or fightered, or do you have something else in mind?.
chilli- Admin
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Re: chimpy's new blade
chilli wrote:Is this going to be a faired bike or fightered, or do you have something else in mind?.
no mate, will have fairings, it's my fair weather bike and back up transport, my other Blade is a 16 year old work horse now
Chimpy- MotoGP Legend
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Re: chimpy's new blade
Not bad leftovers to have lying around. Are they 929/954 front end and wheels?
Mick858- Trackday Novice
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Re: chimpy's new blade
Yeah 929 parts.
Got the subframe made up ready for welding tomorrow
Got the subframe made up ready for welding tomorrow
cabbie- MotoGP Legend
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Re: chimpy's new blade
Looks good already cabbie
wes- MotoGP Legend
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Re: chimpy's new blade
am gonna go through a whole year's worth of Tena Lady when this one is ready for riding ooh a little wee!!!!
Chimpy- MotoGP Legend
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Re: chimpy's new blade
Got the seat supports made and fitted
And the side mounts too, seat is now done, just welding to finish tomorrow
The chimp checking to make sure I did a good job
And the side mounts too, seat is now done, just welding to finish tomorrow
The chimp checking to make sure I did a good job
cabbie- MotoGP Legend
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Re: chimpy's new blade
Well, that has put all our minds at rest... the seat is wide enough...
chilli- Admin
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Re: chimpy's new blade
wow looking great!!
lambchops- Moderator
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Re: chimpy's new blade
chilli wrote:Well, that has put all our minds at rest... the seat is wide enough...
lol you cheeky fecker, i'm only a wee un!
Chimpy- MotoGP Legend
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Re: chimpy's new blade
Little update
Got the subframe welded up and made the access panel
It's twins!
Got the subframe welded up and made the access panel
It's twins!
cabbie- MotoGP Legend
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Re: chimpy's new blade
wow now theres an amazing pair!! (insert pun here) Love the garage too, going to have to overhaul my garage at some point as that looks tip top
lambchops- Moderator
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Re: chimpy's new blade
bikes looking the buiseness there ,was j ust wondering if you,ve ever made any enquiries about maybe differant bearings to suit the rsv spindle in the blade wheel , and if so weather you got anywhere
stephen918- Superstock Racer
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Re: chimpy's new blade
stephen918 wrote:bikes looking the buiseness there ,was j ust wondering if you,ve ever made any enquiries about maybe differant bearings to suit the rsv spindle in the blade wheel , and if so weather you got anywhere
No bearings are made to suit the blade wheel and rsv spindle, thats why the spacers are made.
cabbie- MotoGP Legend
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Re: chimpy's new blade
I so can't wait to ride this baby
Chimpy- MotoGP Legend
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Re: chimpy's new blade
Wont all this new Blade business put Mique out to grass?..
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