View Full Version : I'm thinking about doing a run of race/workshop stands
bogan
6th September 2015, 17:30
Figured on doing 3 for myself (if my bikes take up less space I can have more of them), economies of scale and whatnot mean I can do a run of many if anyone else is interested. Single run, so if any bike shops or whatever wanted to grab some stock and onsell its fine with me.
Anyway, idea is for a bit of modularity, bobbins or SSSA pin for the rear, and fork lowers, or bottom of stem for front; multifit etc.
The main difference is the whole lot will sit on castors so they can be moved any which way.
Price I'd think would be around the 300 mark, if there is any interest I'll do a proper priceup/design etc. If not I'll just smash some out for me and laugh at all you plebs with inferior stands.
Shaun Harris
6th September 2015, 19:47
Figured on doing 3 for myself (if my bikes take up less space I can have more of them), economies of scale and whatnot mean I can do a run of many if anyone else is interested. Single run, so if any bike shops or whatever wanted to grab some stock and onsell its fine with me.
Anyway, idea is for a bit of modularity, bobbins or SSSA pin for the rear, and fork lowers, or bottom of stem for front; multifit etc.
The main difference is the whole lot will sit on castors so they can be moved any which way.
Price I'd think would be around the 300 mark, if there is any interest I'll do a proper priceup/design etc. If not I'll just smash some out for me and laugh at all you plebs with inferior stands.
Build and post the finished product and you may get some buyers. But watch out for the goody 2 shoes people that start complaining about you taking money away from the bike shops that need the income to pay there staff wages hahahaha Yea write. What they really mean is, hey fukers, you are killing my profit margins
R650R
6th September 2015, 19:50
I seldom feel the need to move a bike once its up on stands and being worked on.
Interesting idea but I'd never buy anything off you.
My next mancave will have an electric gantry crane in the roof and topless barmaids serving cold beers
excuse the Suzuki messing up the picture....
http://images.motorcycle-usa.com/WallpaperGallerysWide/1280/motobabe-wallpaper-14-october-13.jpg
Ocean1
6th September 2015, 19:52
The main difference is the whole lot will sit on castors so they can be moved any which way.
Doncha hate it when some bastard starts making money out of ideas you had ages ago?
I had one modeled for the SDR, was just a matter of finding time to actually make it. That was last xmas. And then I find this: http://www.moovamoto.com/index.php?page=Vm0weGQxSXlTWGxWV0doVlYwZG9XVll3WkR SV1ZteFZVVzVrVm1KR2NIbFdWM1JMVlVaV1ZVMUVhejA9
Thieving bastards.
AllanB
6th September 2015, 20:00
Doncha hate it when some bastard starts making money out of ideas you had ages ago?
I had one modeled for the SDR, was just a matter of finding time to actually make it. That was last xmas. And then I find this: http://www.moovamoto.com/index.php?page=Vm0weGQxSXlTWGxWV0doVlYwZG9XVll3WkR SV1ZteFZVVzVrVm1KR2NIbFdWM1JMVlVaV1ZVMUVhejA9
Thieving bastards.
If I was going to wheel it around I think I'd like a strap or two around the bike and stand. Just in case.
rastuscat
6th September 2015, 20:05
excuse the Suzuki messing up the picture....
What Suzuki?
Voltaire
6th September 2015, 20:14
That was quick getting them into production and a lower price to boot .
http://www.trademe.co.nz/motors/motorbikes/parts-for-sale/stands-lifts-ramps/auction-942687764.htm
http://trademe.tmcdn.co.nz/photoserver/full/406162336.jpg
Ocean1
6th September 2015, 20:26
If I was going to wheel it around I think I'd like a strap or two around the bike and stand. Just in case.
A wee closed loop on the spools would do. Although it's probably a wider stance on that stand than the bike's own kickstand, and unlike a bike on a kickstand if it get's nudged it'll just roll away rather than fall over.
Still. Braces and belt is good, eh?
Ocean1
6th September 2015, 20:28
That was quick getting them into production and a lower price to boot .
Good for parking it in a corner of the gargre. But not for cleaning wheels, lubing chain etc...
bogan
6th September 2015, 20:40
Doncha hate it when some bastard starts making money out of ideas you had ages ago?
I had one modeled for the SDR, was just a matter of finding time to actually make it. That was last xmas. And then I find this: http://www.moovamoto.com/index.php?page=Vm0weGQxSXlTWGxWV0doVlYwZG9XVll3WkR SV1ZteFZVVzVrVm1KR2NIbFdWM1JMVlVaV1ZVMUVhejA9
Thieving bastards.
Yeh, that sort of thing, but on the front too, and use the lever arms to lock em together.
bogan
6th September 2015, 20:42
That was quick getting them into production and a lower price to boot .
http://www.trademe.co.nz/motors/motorbikes/parts-for-sale/stands-lifts-ramps/auction-942687764.htm
Part of the idea was getting em stood up straight to work on em better, and to be able to much about with wheels/tyres etc.
bogan
6th September 2015, 20:50
Build and post the finished product and you may get some buyers.
Not in it to make money, just economies of scale, so there will be one run only.I'm not asking anyone to put in the money up front, just that if there is interest in a run larger than just three, it changes the design/fab process.
Shaun Harris
8th September 2015, 13:37
Have you got any stuff you have built, to show the quality of the work you do. Haha we may actually know each other even by real names?
Shaun Harris
10th September 2015, 17:41
You would be hard to buy from if you do not reply to people dude. Try this link - https://www.kickstarter.com/projects...s?ref=category
Great idea and simple to make
bogan
11th September 2015, 08:18
Have you got any stuff you have built, to show the quality of the work you do. Haha we may actually know each other even by real names?
Check out the cylonbros thread; nah don't think so.
You would be hard to buy from if you do not reply to people dude. Try this link - https://www.kickstarter.com/projects...s?ref=category
Great idea and simple to make
Are you wanting to buy one then? That link doesn't work, but there are actually a couple on KS atm, mine would be kind of similar but more bespoke at this point due to lack of interest.
Katman
11th September 2015, 08:30
....due to lack of interest.
Does that tell you anything?
bogan
11th September 2015, 08:33
Does that tell you anything?
Yup;
That I'll just be making the three for me.
That'll I'll favor welding over laser cut brackets to bolt everything together.
That they will all be SSSA versions.
That I'll have way cooler workshop stands than all you plebs :bleh:
Big Dog
11th September 2015, 12:37
And that for all the talk nobody wants to open their wallets. It'd be an improvement of I was just impoverished, otherwise I would want to know more.
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Dave-
11th September 2015, 21:28
$300 for the set? Yeah I'm listening.
AllanB
11th September 2015, 22:11
I predict he will make them, post a picture on KB and we will all bombard the thread with questions of "can you make me one?" "how much"
jellywrestler
11th September 2015, 22:34
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The main difference is the whole lot will sit on castors so they can be moved any which way.
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they need to be a shit load stronger on castors as moving sideways carries a lot more weight than front to back, also the quality of the castors needs to be solid, but given your previous thought to things thinks this is already sorted...
bogan
12th September 2015, 11:12
$300 for the set? Yeah I'm listening.
Cool, I'll get some renders up once I've done the CAD stage.
they need to be a shit load stronger on castors as moving sideways carries a lot more weight than front to back, also the quality of the castors needs to be solid, but given your previous thought to things thinks this is already sorted...
Yeh castors is what I'm working on to start, got some 100kg ones, but they are a little bulky, and I'm wanting to improve the brake mechanism; leaning towards having the stands rotate just a little more to lift up the castors and rest on the ground.
jellywrestler
12th September 2015, 12:01
Cool, I'll get some renders up once I've done the CAD stage.
Yeh castors is what I'm working on to start, got some 100kg ones, but they are a little bulky, and I'm wanting to improve the brake mechanism; leaning towards having the stands rotate just a little more to lift up the castors and rest on the ground.
more talking about the sideways strength if you're going to push a bike sideways, traditionally they roll forward/backward, the stands have a triangular structure giving it stregth, how are you going to introduce this strength at 90 degrees to the bike?
bogan
12th September 2015, 12:11
more talking about the sideways strength if you're going to push a bike sideways, traditionally they roll forward/backward, the stands have a triangular structure giving it stregth, how are you going to introduce this strength at 90 degrees to the bike?
Even when pushing sideways a lot less strength is required, the triangle in the main direction is to support the weight, and the levering action. And since it will be on castors it will just roll anyway, so the max sideways force you can put on it will be less, but it will be put on it more often ofc, I'm sure large diameter tube/box will suffice.
jellywrestler
12th September 2015, 12:52
Even when pushing sideways a lot less strength is required, the triangle in the main direction is to support the weight, and the levering action. And since it will be on castors it will just roll anyway, so the max sideways force you can put on it will be less, but it will be put on it more often ofc, I'm sure large diameter tube/box will suffice.
i've seen your work so know you're pretty diligent, one thing to consider is not all workshop floors are floated, clean and spotless concrete s, that's the hardest thing about my shed, even just debris lying around. i've looked at these too and wondered how to get over this issue
bogan
12th September 2015, 14:52
i've seen your work so know you're pretty diligent, one thing to consider is not all workshop floors are floated, clean and spotless concrete s, that's the hardest thing about my shed, even just debris lying around. i've looked at these too and wondered how to get over this issue
Cheers. Yeh, I've found these castors do pretty well on that (mine often gets a bit of swarf spread around). Were it a showroom version on marble floor (one day) they'd be ball transfers instead. My 'spidey' sense still reckons there is an elegant way I haven't thought of yet, so I'm working on a different project this weekend.
jellywrestler
12th September 2015, 15:42
Cheers. Yeh, I've found these castors do pretty well on that (mine often gets a bit of swarf spread around). Were it a showroom version on marble floor (one day) they'd be ball transfers instead. My 'spidey' sense still reckons there is an elegant way I haven't thought of yet, so I'm working on a different project this weekend.
do you need both ends to be on castors? maybe front standard and the rear multi directional, that would make sense to me.
bogan
30th September 2015, 16:15
do you need both ends to be on castors? maybe front standard and the rear multi directional, that would make sense to me.
I prefer both on castors, and they were cheap...
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...until I bought 20 of them:innocent:
Ocean1
30th September 2015, 18:59
I prefer both on castors, and they were cheap...
...until I bought 20 of them:innocent:
Well, you motivated me to at least buy castors for my effort. Just the 4, though.
We'll see if I can get something actually pressed up when I get back from holiday.
bogan
30th September 2015, 19:11
Well, you motivated me to at least buy castors for my effort. Just the 4, though.
We'll see if I can get something actually pressed up when I get back from holiday.
Nice, I allocated 5 per so the rear stand can roll around on three by itself.
Ocean1
30th September 2015, 19:50
Nice, I allocated 5 per so the rear stand can roll around on three by itself.
Per set? You're using just 2 for the front? In which case why castors?
I only want a rear, and that only because I don't have the room in the garage to fit a lift table. There's space for the SDR, it's just not easy to position it there.
bogan
30th September 2015, 19:53
Per set? You're using just 2 for the front? In which case why castors?
I only want a rear, and that only because I don't have the room in the garage to fit a lift table. There's space for the SDR, it's just not easy to position it there.
Yeh the front will lock to the rear so it will be stable when moved.
Ocean1
30th September 2015, 19:56
Yeh the front will lock to the rear so it will be stable when moved.
Yep, good idea. Make the lever arms socket into a short sleeve and push them through to connect to the other end arm?
bogan
30th September 2015, 20:00
Yep, good idea. Make the lever arms socket into a short sleeve and push them through to connect to the other end arm?
Something like that, I'd like to have both able to rotate back a bit to rest the weight on the stand's frame to act as a brake too.
bogan
22nd October 2015, 20:05
Found time for a bit of design work on this. Viffer is in the naughty corner after taking a swing at my beemer though. Fucking foot bit on the centerstand snapped off as I was levering it on to it, causing us both to fall over on it.
Katman
22nd October 2015, 20:20
Found time for a bit of design work on this.
Great picture.
Do you do them framed?
bogan
22nd October 2015, 20:27
Great picture.
Do you do them framed?
It's a CAD generated image, welcome to the 21st century.
And yes, we can do frames too...
Katman
22nd October 2015, 20:31
It's a CAD generated image, welcome to the 21st century.
And yes, we can do frames too...
Can I have one signed please?
bogan
22nd October 2015, 20:32
Can I have one signed please?
Only if you can guess what bike it is*
*and deposit 49.99 into my bank account.
Maha
22nd October 2015, 20:33
Found time for a bit of design work on this. Viffer is in the naughty corner after taking a swing at my beemer though. Fucking foot bit on the centerstand snapped off as I was levering it on to it, causing us both to fall over on it.
Will it sustain a direct hit from a plane flown by middle eastern extremists?
Katman
22nd October 2015, 20:35
Only if you can guess what bike it is*
Don't be silly - it's not a bike - it's just a picture of one.
How much for unsigned?
bogan
22nd October 2015, 20:35
Will it sustain a direct hit from a plane flown by middle eastern extremists?
No, they'll be kept in my workshop.
Katman
22nd October 2015, 20:37
No, they'll be kept in my workshop.
Why?
Does no-one want them?
bogan
22nd October 2015, 20:41
Don't be silly - it's not a bike - it's just a picture of one.
How much for unsigned?
79.99, signing shit is like sponsorship discount
Why?
Does no-one want them?
Nope, well I think dave was a maybe, and ocean is more than welcome to copy the design, and I may have heard shaun was down for 7 if he can flog off enough milo...
husaberg
22nd October 2015, 21:25
It's a CAD generated image, welcome to the 21st century.
And yes, we can do frames too...
Looks like a MC16 to me. Or a NC24. but def late 80's Honda under 400.
bogan
22nd October 2015, 21:31
Looks like a MC16 to me. Or a NC24. but def late 80's Honda under 400.
Close, but honda didn't favor (apart from the bros' eggbeaters) trispoke wheels during that era (or any other?) though...
tigertim20
22nd October 2015, 21:35
Looks like a MC16 to me. Or a NC24. but def late 80's Honda under 400.
looks like either an mc18 or a tzr 3ln
TheDemonLord
22nd October 2015, 21:36
Only if you can guess what bike it is
One with Wheels.
(what do I win?)
husaberg
22nd October 2015, 21:43
looks like either an mc18 or a tzr 3ln
Not that familiar with the TZrs I think the MC18's had 5 spokes.
Close, but honda didn't favor (apart from the bros' eggbeaters) trispoke wheels during that era (or any other?) though...
Blasphemy three spokes were all the rage they nearly all had them in the late 80's the MC16 and the MC17 plus the NC23.
I had a look though the NC24 had 5.
Only reason I know usless info this is I spent ages finding a pair in 2.5 and 3.5 ie RS125 sizes
I ended up with two fronts MC17 and NC23.
RGV250 VJ21 no bolt on subframe Honda had those but the disks only look 260-280mm thought they were all 300 disks.
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bogan
22nd October 2015, 21:48
Blasphemy three spokes were all the rage they nearly all had them in the late 80's the MC16 and the MC17 plus the NC23.
I had a look though the NC24 had 5.
Only reason I know usless info this is I spent ages finding a pair in 2.5 and 3.5 ie RS125 sizes
I ended up with two fronts MC17 and NC23.
RGV250 no bolt on subframe but the disks only look 260-280mm. VJ21 thought they were all 300 disks
Hmm, right you are, I was thinking of the mc18 onwards.
Nope, not RGV either. 280mm discs, subframe is indeed welded to main frame. Discs too small and frame/subframe is different to that one.
husaberg
22nd October 2015, 21:51
Hmm, right you are, I was thinking of the mc18 onwards.
Nope, not RGV either. 280mm discs, subframe is indeed welded to main frame.
Buggered if I know then.
Other than to say its only leaves KR1s
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Looks like it.
bogan
22nd October 2015, 21:52
Buggered if I know then.
Other than to say its only leaves KR1s
316776
Looks like it.
That's the one :2thumbsup: A clue would have been in my bike list :bleh:
husaberg
22nd October 2015, 21:53
That's the one :2thumbsup: A clue would have been in my bike list :bleh:
You spelt it wrong if it is?
RC36, RC31, KR-E, CR125
bogan
22nd October 2015, 21:58
You spelt it wrong if it is?
RC36, RC31, KR-E, CR125
Well it's not quite standard anymore so I couldn't use the S
husaberg
22nd October 2015, 22:14
Well it's not quite standard anymore so I couldn't use the S
Not the most common bike let alone the most common make
A dude on the KR site was making carb rubbers it was an interesting thread.
Frits Overmars Posted some stuff about what he did to one on ESE thread you should hit him up about the pipes dimensions he used.
Latte
23rd October 2015, 05:59
Not the most common bike let alone the most common make
A dude on the KR site was making carb rubbers it was an interesting thread.
Frits Overmars Posted some stuff about what he did to one on ESE thread you should hit him up about the pipes dimensions he used.
His KR is _really_ non standard. I would put money on no one could make pipes that would improve the power.
husaberg
23rd October 2015, 06:20
His KR is _really_ non standard. I would put money on no one could make pipes that would improve the power.
Really i'd take that bet, Frits Overmars was a designer for Aprilia GP bikes.<_<
So exactly what are we betting?
bogan
23rd October 2015, 06:24
Really i'd take that bet, Frits Overmars was a designer for Aprilia GP bikes.<_<
So exactly what are we betting?
Call an amount first, then I'll post a few more pics so you can go ask fritz. Latte is gonna make some easy money [emoji23]
Latte
23rd October 2015, 06:28
Really i'd take that bet, Frits Overmars was a designer for Aprilia GP bikes.<_<
So exactly what are we betting?
One meeelion dollars ?
husaberg
23rd October 2015, 06:43
One meeelion dollars ?
I was going for a billion and was going to ask Jan Thiel as well.
bogan
23rd October 2015, 06:47
One meeelion dollars ?
1.21 Gigadollars?
I was going for a billion and was going to ask Jan Thiel as well.
Put a serious number up you will actually pay out on, then you can ask around... The design is just so good that no muffler or expansion chamber will improve its power.
TheDemonLord
23rd October 2015, 06:53
1.21 Gigadollars?
How could you have been so careless?
bogan
23rd October 2015, 06:56
How could you have been so careless?
Carelessly?
husaberg
23rd October 2015, 06:57
1.21 Gigadollars?
Put a serious number up you will actually pay out on, then you can ask around... The design is just so good that no muffler or expansion chamber will improve its power.
It was a serious amount, i don't actually need the money to pay out to you, silly.
bogan
23rd October 2015, 06:58
It was a serious amount, i don't actually need the money to pay out to you, silly.
But you will need it to pay out latte. Or he you, so choosing a 20 bung or c-note might be more realistic...
husaberg
23rd October 2015, 07:04
But you will need it to pay out latte. Or he you, so choosing a 20 bung or c-note might be more realistic...
So lets see if I have this correct, you are saying that whatever special pipe and porting mix you have on your bike is so great that no designer or tuner can ever hope to achieve more HP than what it has currently?
Plus you are saying this also applies to the gentleman one who lead the physical development team of 150 or so Who developed the most successful 2 stroke GP bike ever built?:laugh:
http://i25.servimg.com/u/f25/15/75/62/05/power_10.png
To be fair Jan later got the Derbi Reed valve to 49HP after some brief work.
bogan
23rd October 2015, 07:13
So lets see if I have this correct, you are saying that whatever special pipe and porting mix you have on your bike is so great that no designer or tuner can ever hope to achieve more HP than what it has currently?
Plus you are saying this also applies to the gentleman Who developed the most successful 2 stroke GP bike ever built?:laugh:
To be fair Jan later got the Derbi Reed valve to 49HP after some brief work.
Not unless they replace the motor too.
That's all well and good, but mine is already very non-standard...
Chosen an amount yet? or does our confidence put you off?
husaberg
23rd October 2015, 07:15
Not unless they replace the motor too.
That's all well and good, but mine is already very non-standard...
Chosen an amount yet? or does our confidence put you off?
Ask the question and pose the challenge on the ESE thread, i'm giggling to hard at the moment.
http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/showthread.php/86554-ESE-s-works-engine-tuner/page1350
bogan
23rd October 2015, 07:18
Ask the question on the ESE thread i'm giggling to hard at the moment.
http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/showthread.php/86554-ESE-s-works-engine-tuner/page1350
Like I said before, you put forward an amount, then I'll give you all the data you need to either be convinced it won't help, or for you to go ask people to back up your conviction.
Or don't you want to place a bet on it anymore? C'mon, 20bung makes it interesting right?
HondaLad
23rd October 2015, 08:11
Too many lol's waiting for the penny to drop...
What range do you get out of the kr-E Bogan?
TheDemonLord
23rd October 2015, 08:17
C'mon, 20bung makes it interesting right?
Lets make it really interesting:
The looser has to agree with Katman in a conspiracy thread.....
Katman
23rd October 2015, 08:50
I was going for a billion and was going to ask Jan Thiel as well.
You really don't know when to shut your stupid gob, do you?
Ocean1
23rd October 2015, 08:53
Ask the question and pose the challenge on the ESE thread, i'm giggling to hard at the moment.
http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/showthread.php/86554-ESE-s-works-engine-tuner/page1350
Dude, nobody is quite so confident without good reason. Well, not this side of stupid conspiracy world. Check the premis carefully.
husaberg
23rd October 2015, 10:20
Dude, nobody is quite so confident without good reason. Well, not this side of stupid conspiracy world. Check the premis carefully.
The only rat I smell is if it doesn't have the original engine
Like I said before, you put forward an amount, then I'll give you all the data you need to either be convinced it won't help, or for you to go ask people to back up your conviction.
Or don't you want to place a bet on it anymore? C'mon, 20bung makes it interesting right?
Bogan does it still have the 2t engine. or does it have a Pipe designed By Wobbly Wright?
E better not be for ER engine.
Lets make it really interesting:
The looser has to agree with Katman in a conspiracy thread.....
You would have to be a looser to agree with any of Katsandinvaginas theories.
Dude, nobody is quite so confident without good reason. Well, not this side of stupid conspiracy world. Check the premis carefully.
Katman instantly sprung to mind as well as soon as I started reading your post.
Its kind of cute how he's taken to following me around like a love stroke puppy, at least he's already neutered, if only we could stop him pissing on the keyboard.
HondaLad
23rd October 2015, 13:19
E better not be for ER engine.
Definitely isn't one of those. Was quite an interesting build thread, that sadly is gathering mothballs...
http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/showthread.php/132349-KR-E-lectric?highlight=Electric+Bike
husaberg
23rd October 2015, 13:24
Definitely isn't one of those. Was quite an interesting build thread, that sadly is gathering mothballs...
http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/showthread.php/132349-KR-E-lectric?highlight=Electric+Bike
Watt????????????check my earlier post at the bottom?
I cheated and went through his started threads.
bogan
23rd October 2015, 17:22
Too many lol's waiting for the penny to drop...
What range do you get out of the kr-E Bogan?
About 16km...
Definitely isn't one of those. Was quite an interesting build thread, that sadly is gathering mothballs...
So is the bike unfortunately, just waiting for the exchange rate to swing the other way a bit so I can order a new set of batteries.
The only rat I smell is if it doesn't have the original engine
That's not a rat, that's just part of the bet; I mean I pointed out it is very not standard, and posted a cad pic of the motor too...
husaberg
23rd October 2015, 17:31
About 16km...
So is the bike unfortunately, just waiting for the exchange rate to swing the other way a bit so I can order a new set of batteries.
That's not a rat, that's just part of the bet; I mean I pointed out it is very not standard, and posted a cad pic of the motor too...
All I will say is Just as well the Kawaskis were mainly green.
Not sure if it still acceptable to remove the 2t engine.
You may have but I am guessing that the PNG. my broswer for some reason never shows them. Unless I load them in a new window or save them then open.
Its been like that since windows 10.1 no idea why.
No excuse but I never even seen the attachment
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bogan
23rd October 2015, 17:34
All I will say is Just as well the Kawaskis were mainly green.
Not sure if it still acceptable to remove the 2t engine.
Must say I'm a little dissapointed you didn't actually cement a bet after all that waffle.
It was fucked* of course.
*not just standard kwaka fucked as KR1s don't do that, scored cylinders fucked.
husaberg
23rd October 2015, 17:39
Must say I'm a little dissapointed you didn't actually cement a bet after all that waffle.
It was fucked* of course.
*not just standard kwaka fucked as KR1s don't do that, scored cylinders fucked.
You sold it on KB then:lol:
http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/showthread.php/125209-KR-1-engine-pipes-ECU
Always wanted to have a look at the box on one of those.
No text speak in the add either and a accurate description. What were you thinking
bogan
23rd October 2015, 17:46
You sold it on KB then:lol:
http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/showthread.php/125209-KR-1-engine-pipes-ECU
Always wanted to have a look at the box on one of those.
No text speak in the add either and a accurate description. What were you thinking
Yeh, I don't really do the whole selling of vehicles thing too often. And let's face it, kb and the wider internet has enough smarmy peice of shit salesmen as it is...
husaberg
23rd October 2015, 18:05
Yeh, I don't really do the whole selling of vehicles thing too often. And let's face it, kb and the wider internet has enough smarmy peice of shit salesmen as it is...
How many stupid replies did you get?
Like wi U tradz 4 MK2 with Mags $ myway.
bogan
23rd October 2015, 18:05
How many stupid replies did you get?
Like wi U tradz 4 MK2 with Mags $ myway.
Nah, it's a classy product, and this isn't TM.
Dave-
12th January 2016, 13:36
Bogan, what's happening with this?
Vapourware?
bogan
12th January 2016, 16:43
Bogan, what's happening with this?
Vapourware?
It keeps getting bumped down the to-do list. I did a transmission change in my e36 which took about 4x as long as it should have (fucking bolt shops closed over NYs), during which time my shed was full of car parts so unusable for anything else. Plus work has been pretty flat out. And a design change was required.
You should say some things to make me bump it up the to-do list for a change :sunny:
Katman
12th January 2016, 17:16
You should say some things to make me bump it up the to-do list for a change :sunny:
It's in keeping with your general laziness.
bogan
12th January 2016, 17:21
It's in keeping with your general laziness.
I'm more after some words specific to this project; as it's job priority thing, not a work ethic thing.
Dave-
14th January 2016, 16:07
You should say some things to make me bump it up the to-do list for a change :sunny:
I will give you money.
http://i.imgur.com/9Y8p7.gif
insomnia01
15th January 2016, 07:18
[QUOTE=bogan;1130937318You should say some things to make me bump it up the to-do list for a change :sunny:[/QUOTE]
will your workshop stands handle the weight of a Blackbird or ZX14? I'm keen if it does & the $$$ is right
bogan
13th February 2016, 11:18
Smashed out a proof of concept using the bros. Next versions will have two pillars at both ends with pins right through. Will see about using bent ali tube instead of welded RHS steel.
319510
319511
will your workshop stands handle the weight of a Blackbird or ZX14? I'm keen if it does & the $$$ is right
Next version should support it fine, it'll just be lifting it up which would take more effort. The front lift was quite hard on this one, but the front castors are also too far forward, and the lever too short.
Will do one for my viffer, and come up with a price for more while doing that.
Crasherfromwayback
13th February 2016, 12:40
. And let's face it, kb and the wider internet has enough smarmy peice of shit salesmen as it is...
Plenty of smarmy piece of shit non salesmen out there too. :msn-wink:
Owl
13th February 2016, 12:58
Bursig
319512
Ocean1
13th February 2016, 14:42
Bursig
319512
Bastard. You bolt it on every time?
How's the SDR going, no problems?
Owl
13th February 2016, 17:51
Bastard. You bolt it on every time?
How's the SDR going, no problems?
Yeah it lives on the stand. Had it for the Speed Triple, so just needed the 1290 adapter plate....and then of course I had to buy their rear wheel nut socket too.:o
All going good, 11 months today and 23500km. Only issue so far was a leaking fork seal, but that has been sorted. Just love this bike!:D
Any issues your end?
Ocean1
13th February 2016, 18:00
Yeah it lives on the stand. Had it for the Speed Triple, so just needed the 1290 adapter plate....and then of course I had to buy their rear wheel nut socket too.:o
All going good, 11 months today and 23500km. Only issue so far was a leaking fork seal, but that has been sorted. Just love this bike!:D
Any issues your end?
My you've been busy, similar age and I'v just about hit 10000k
I'm a tight bastard, the Hiace jack does the job so adequately the only way I can bring myself to own something like that stand would be to make it.
So far I've bought the castors. :facepalm:
No real issues, except for the broken taillight. Be careful removing the pillion seat, when you lift the front of the seat the back levers down on the taillight and breaks the mounts. Mine's glued on with heavy double sided foam tape for now, I want a better solution but I'm not convinced a new on would make it any less likely to happen again...
In the meantime, it'a an absolute fucking blast.
bogan
13th February 2016, 18:43
Bursig
319512
No viffers or bros models for that one :bleh: still, gives me a price point to compare against...
Dave-
3rd March 2016, 08:23
i went dis.
pls meik 4 meh.
http://www.phoenixracingstands.com/index.html
k ta.
bogan
17th June 2017, 16:48
Smashed some paint on this bitch.
Works fucking mint, just gotta keep the swarf to a minimum so it doesn't chew up the wheels. While it validates the rear only option, it's a bit sketchy with the SSSA due to flex in the right hand side so I always use it paired up, which is a no brainer when you have the pair of them anyway.
Ocean did you ever get further than buying the castors? I reckon a bent tube SS or Ali one would be the go for next time, saves fucking around with paint.
Ocean1
17th June 2017, 17:30
Smashed some paint on this bitch.
Works fucking mint, just gotta keep the swarf to a minimum so it doesn't chew up the wheels. While it validates the rear only option, it's a bit sketchy with the SSSA due to flex in the right hand side so I always use it paired up, which is a no brainer when you have the pair of them anyway.
Ocean did you ever get further than buying the castors? I reckon a bent tube SS or Ali one would be the go for next time, saves fucking around with paint.
Looks good mate.
Nah, I haven't done more than making the service plates for the castors.
I had plenty of SS 16swg process tube around too, but you can't bend that without better gear than I've got, so got some 3/4" sched 40 in for the job. Just haven't done it yet. :facepalm:
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