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    I've lost inches off my bottom!

    Well the Leadsled has.

    Gone are the mismatched 3 and 4 inch rims and the rear contact patch that was all but gone at 15 degrees lean angle.

    The front wheel conversion was less than simple as the first pic will illustrate.

    I bet your saying to yourself why didn't you just find bearing with the right ID/OD to make this easy, turkey!

    Mr Kawasaki didn't want me to put ZZR250 wheels into my ZXR250 so he choose bearings that don't have corresponding sizes, ironically there are bearings with larger ID and smaller OD but not in the combination I need.

    So from left to right in pic 1 we start with the 20mm ZXR axle that is being replaced. In the middle is the new axle that uses the 15mm of the ZZR wheel bearings and on the right the stock ZZR axle.
    As you can se the thread on the ZZR axle is quite small (14mm) so would be rather sloppy in the 20mm ZXR threaded fork. We got round the by making a male/female threaded insert (pic 4) to take the 14mm axle thread up to 20mm, this screws into the inside of the ZXR fork that remains unmodified (because you just never know).

    The ZZR also uses a single disc setup on the right side of the bike, fortunatly the ZXR had a twin disc front end so the caliper mounts were ready to accept a modified bracket carrying a caliper from a Chinese 150cc scooter

    The rear axles were the same size so simple spacers and a skim of the sprocket carrier were all that was needed to complete this end.

    So now I have a 2.15 x 17 front rim and a 3.5 x 17 rear, ready for nice 125gp bike slicks, yeeahh!

    There's probably much easier ways of losing 1.35 inches from your bottom but they don't give you that satisfying smell of cutting metal
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    Cool C.! Testing it on Sunday??


    However, I have to say, I'm a little disappointed, I thought I was about to read all about your arse and see pictures!

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    THANKS FOR ALL YOUR HARD WORK BABE! I AM LOOKING FORWARD TO TRYING OUT THE SKINNY WHEELS

    Quote Originally Posted by Mrs Kendog View Post
    I'm a little disappointed, I thought I was about to read all about your arse and see pictures!
    Well I could oblige BUT I don't share ROLL ON SUNDAY!!!

    YEAH! I looking forward to more races and hope the thing lasts the distance...I have a race win to try to make up and all

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    Sure is a nice arse end
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    i would could and can, put a fat fuck down with a bit of brass.

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    So your saying you have a 4.0x17 rear for sale??

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    Now Mr Sully, if you lost some inches, surely your power to weight ratio would be better.....


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    Quote Originally Posted by nudemetalz View Post
    Now Mr Sully, if you lost some inches, surely your power to weight ratio would be better.....
    ...come here and say that little man!

    As for losing inches - Sully60 wasn't talkin bout his butt BUT I actually have lost inches off my bottom!

    Camplobactor and toothache are about as effective in weight loss as is breast feeding! These pants I am now wearing are rather baggy - have had to take a pin to them to hold them up! Bit of a surprise actually but I can't walk around mooning everyone at work - just wouldn't be cricket!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Number One View Post
    Well I could oblige BUT I don't share
    Of course you do hun...you're just playing coy, aren't you?

    Make sure to post more piccies of your arse end on that above beastie please

    It looks awesome Sully. I can't wait for you and 007XY to meet...you'll be nattering on about bike mods in no time
    Quote Originally Posted by Wolf View Post
    Time to cut out the "holier/more enlightened than thou" bullshit and the "slut" comments and let people live honestly how they like providing they're not harming themselves or others in the process.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Number One View Post
    ...come here and say that little man!

    As for losing inches - Sully60 wasn't talkin bout his butt BUT I actually have lost inches off my bottom!
    I say this from the safety of my PC,..oops Newlands ain't that far from Grenada..

    and I'm sure your butt is sexier than ever, Number One...

    When I'm riding in the same class as you, I will see it often on the Lead-Sled, won't I...

    Okay,..I'm outa here before anything else I say incriminates me.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Mrs Kendog View Post
    Cool C.! Testing it on Sunday??
    Thanks T, hopefully more than just testing.

    Quote Originally Posted by Mrs Kendog View Post
    However, I have to say, I'm a little disappointed, I thought I was about to read all about your arse and see pictures!
    Ha, You fell into my honey trap too! One day Mrs Kendog, one day.

    Quote Originally Posted by scracha View Post
    Sure is a nice arse end
    Thanks, not as nice as the other arse I own though eh Scracha?

    Quote Originally Posted by nudemetalz View Post

    Now Mr Sully, if you lost some inches, surely your power to weight ratio would be better.....
    To be honest the power is more of the problem at the moment and no one is complaining about my "inches" all 4 of them,




    across

    Quote Originally Posted by fi5hy View Post

    So your saying you have a 4.0x17 rear for sale??
    Sorry dude you obviously haven't seen this.

    Those rims already have a home, besides you don't need to go any faster ya fricken rocketship!

    Quote Originally Posted by 007XX View Post
    It looks awesome Sully. I can't wait for you and 007XY to meet...you'll be nattering on about bike mods in no time
    Whilst you and Number One compare recipes and solutions for the modern homemaker
    Can't wait to meet him too, he's obviously a man of fine taste.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sully60 View Post
    Whilst you and Number One compare recipes and solutions for the modern homemaker
    Yeah right! hee hee - we got way better stuff to compare

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    Whilst you and Number One compare recipes and solutions for the modern homemaker
    But of course...however, it will unlikely have anything to do with "traditional" ways of dealing with you fellas

    Can't wait to meet him too, he's obviously a man of fine taste.
    That makes two of you then...

    Quote Originally Posted by Number One View Post
    Yeah right! hee hee - we got way better stuff to compare
    Ya got that right, Sister!
    Quote Originally Posted by Wolf View Post
    Time to cut out the "holier/more enlightened than thou" bullshit and the "slut" comments and let people live honestly how they like providing they're not harming themselves or others in the process.

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    That is very cool!
    It will be interesting to see how feels for ya on sunday...
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