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    Quote Originally Posted by Bert View Post
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    Another week down (and down the drain due to old man's all day&night 60th) but some progress has been achieved.

    frame is finished and it is slowly going back together (seat&tank have been primed ready for paint).
    Ignitech loom built (thanks Wobbly for the great advice); exhaust temperature device all assembled.

    But still looking for a rear calliper? dos anyone know what over model has the same rear brake? MC18? RS250? (little single pot)

    new radiator (CBR150 oversize; light as, half the weight of the KR one used for mock-up) arrived today
    did you miss out on the brake. think the one on ebay finshed yesterday

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    Thumbs up

    the primer yellow goes good with red

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    Quote Originally Posted by crazy man View Post
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    did you miss out on the brake. think the one on ebay finshed yesterday
    yip missed out on all three that i was watching; just couldn't keep my eyes open late enough last night...

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    the primer yellow goes good with red
    it would certainly stand out
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bert View Post
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    it would certainly stand out
    You might give me a run for my money.

    Fuck that frame looks horny in the red (actually it wasn't bad as bare metal either). Cant wait to see it in the flesh

    For the record Qkkid was in my bed, not the other way round

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bert View Post
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    Another week down (and down the drain due to old man's all day&night 60th) but some progress has been achieved.

    frame is finished and it is slowly going back together (seat&tank have been primed ready for paint).
    Ignitech loom built (thanks Wobbly for the great advice); exhaust temperature device all assembled.

    But still looking for a rear calliper? dos anyone know what other model has the same rear brake as a RS125 nx4? MC18? RS250? (little single pot)

    new radiator (CBR150 oversize; light as, half the weight of the KR one used for mock-up & weigh in) arrived today
    Crazy has the same question (For Bert I guess)i wish i had a more complete answer. but I know from a board somewhere a CR80 rear disk can be adapted with a little filing.
    I had a basic look based on the seals and dust seals for the rear caliper.
    It is not a total solution but i think it can work with a little effort (i believe the caliper will be a small scooter front like a DJ1 or similar.)
    but here is what i found. As the seals and so are the same the pistons should be as well. Obviously the fixed vs floating will need work.

    THe DJ1 was a floating caliper much like this one 3rd attached as it had a link front end this one looks like it could be adapted easily.
    http://www.cmsnl.com/honda-nh90-lead...t/F__0900.html
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    So they say 2 stroke's lack bottom end. Well I personally have no issues with that

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    That's a great starting point; I'll go on a bit of a hunt.
    I was thinking if something like a NSR50/ns-1 etc might share the same unit...

    Anyway the mockup is all nearly finished (all the little brackets, battery box, loom are complete. just need to finish the painting this weekend while waiting for parts)....
    now it time to finish off the motor; starting to sound like Dave's "will i finish in time for the GP" thread...

    White is a stupid colour; it show every bloody finger print...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bert View Post
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    That's a great starting point; I'll go on a bit of a hunt.
    I was thinking if something like a NSR50/ns-1 etc might share the same unit...

    Anyway the mockup is all nearly finished (all the little brackets, battery box, loom are complete.
    now it time to finish off the motor; starting to sound like Dave's "will i finish in time for the GP" thread...
    Those Benly DOHC 50 possibly do. Not that that will help much

    Right you are i was getting there slowly. Here is the rear of the NSR50/80


    The other one is the MD80 Moriwaki I am pretty sure it had a striped NS1 frame chassis.
    I haven't had time to compare all the numbers but they all look like they could work with a large enough Hammer.

    http://www.rscycles.com/pdf_partsbooks.htm
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    So they say 2 stroke's lack bottom end. Well I personally have no issues with that

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bert View Post
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    That's a great starting point; I'll go on a bit of a hunt.
    I was thinking if something like a NSR50/ns-1 etc might share the same unit...

    Anyway the mockup is all nearly finished (all the little brackets, battery box, loom are complete. just need to finish the painting this weekend while waiting for parts)....
    now it time to finish off the motor; starting to sound like Dave's "will i finish in time for the GP" thread...

    White is a stupid colour; it show every bloody finger print...
    its a order you have to finsh it . you know l started after you right!?!?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bert View Post
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    That's a great starting point; I'll go on a bit of a hunt.
    I was thinking if something like a NSR50/ns-1 etc might share the same unit...

    Anyway the mockup is all nearly finished (all the little brackets, battery box, loom are complete. just need to finish the painting this weekend while waiting for parts)....
    now it time to finish off the motor; starting to sound like Dave's "will i finish in time for the GP" thread...

    White is a stupid colour; it show every bloody finger print...
    You make it to one of our rounds before May and you might take home the prize for best presented bucket.
    It's not what you ride but how you ride it!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by fi5hy View Post
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    You make it to one of our rounds before May and you might take home the prize for best presented bucket.
    I hear the guy who won that last year is super cool. (But didn't have a bike nearly that pretty)
    If you don't want a sarcastic answer, don't ask a stupid question.

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    Quote Originally Posted by fi5hy View Post
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    You make it to one of our rounds before May and you might take home the prize for best presented bucket.
    Easy, that is one hot looking bucket.

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    Quote Originally Posted by crazy man View Post
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    its a order you have to finsh it . you know l started after you right!?!?
    Don't forget you are waiting for parts from me...

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    You make it to one of our rounds before May and you might take home the prize for best presented bucket.
    I'd have to cover the bloody thing up with 10kgs of Nylon to protect the track..
    But the Focus after the bucket GP is to finish off the F3 250 motor for the winter series (as that is really what it was built for).
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bert View Post
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    Don't forget you are waiting for parts from me...



    I'd have to cover the bloody thing up with 10kgs of Nylon to protect the track..
    But the Focus after the bucket GP is to finish off the F3 250 motor for the winter series (as that is really what it was built for).
    Use Black Acetal. 40mm round stock. 24mm bore down the centre with a 45 degree taper on the outside edge. Then it will still look puurdy. And very hard wearing too.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bert View Post
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    starting to sound like Dave's "will i finish in time for the GP" thread...
    it was will i get my 100 ready for in time for Taupo?

    well the Trrs dosen't run anymore so if you make it you will have beaten Dave by several years
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    hey I made it to Taupo last year, Berts build isn't newer than my thread. .

    looking good thou.
    If there is any rule for the inexperienced to keep in mind, it is that everything a reasonable, intelligent person should intuitively believe to be right will probably be totally wrong. Gordon Jennings June 1996; musing on airflow through a 4 stroke engine. . . . Damn fool things that they are.

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