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    Quote Originally Posted by Buckets4Me View Post
    no your aren't as all can be arranged for him to snap A grade and an aprentice to do B for him

    I have someone lined up
    and you may well have seen Her photos before
    Is she good looking??? Sounds like a plan!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Damien_Toman View Post
    He said he rides no.6 (he didn't have bikes with him). I don't mind riding in the wet - even like it (I crashed in the wet at Mt Wellington last time -enjoying it a little too much maybe!). Moto Academy sounds great - just had a look at the web site. Need good tyres to corner like this:
    http://www.flickr.com/photos/dty1/3962523934/sizes/o/
    Tim, on the limit. Damien.
    Tim and Garry

    http://www.flickr.com/photos/dty1/3979758380/sizes/o/

    No 6 is Speedpro

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    "Instructions are just the manufacturers opinion on how to install it" Tim Taylor of "Tool Time"
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    Quote Originally Posted by Damien_Toman View Post
    I can see she'll do well and will love the equipment. Great solution Buckets4Me.
    given a decent camera she will have fun

    http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2578/...bd647dcb_o.jpg
    http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2609/...e86d1de3_o.jpg
    http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2557/...7aea0af4_o.jpg
    http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2426/...17c508c6_o.jpg
    "Instructions are just the manufacturers opinion on how to install it" Tim Taylor of "Tool Time"
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    ha picutre 2609 has me in the back-ground on the banannna...... has my riding style changed alot.....

    great stuff!
    chuck norris's calender goes from march 31st to april 2nd

    No one fools chuck norris.......

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    Quote Originally Posted by sidwyz View Post
    I got my nylon from Ludowici Plastics Ltd, 12 Henderson Place, Onehunga
    they have a great range.
    congrats on new bike
    Thanks for the info. It is now called Mulford Engineering Plastics. Now I need to work out what to do with the plastic. I have a drill press, bandsaw etc but not sure where to start with making and attaching the plastic sliders. Any advice will be appreciated.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Damien_Toman View Post
    Thanks for the info. It is now called Mulford Engineering Plastics. Now I need to work out what to do with the plastic. I have a drill press, bandsaw etc but not sure where to start with making and attaching the plastic sliders. Any advice will be appreciated.
    It's fairly simple anything steel that could hit the ground should be nyloned.
    Just lay you bike down and see what touches first.
    The obvious bits are footpegs and axle bolts and handle bar tips.

    Next meeting write down my mobile number (it is on the road racing page of www.pacclub.co.nz ) and we will make sure you aren't left on your own, or at least have good accommodation.

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    What we have done is got around 50mm od about 40mm long, drilled it about 4/5 of the way through 16mm, and all the way through 10mm.

    It was then put in with the front axle, rear axle and top shock mounts(I have twin shock rear) you may need to do something different with that.

    My race no is 80 blue honda if you wana look at your pictures for inspiration. You prob wont have any from last meet, also my dads bike no.57 yellow honda done very similar.

    Good luck and have fun all I had was a 3" cutoff wheel to cut the length

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    sidwyz

    Hows the hand after the last meet?

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    Yeah not too bad, still a bit tender, the ocassional bleed when bumped at work and still waiting to see if the nail will drop off.
    Got to have the dressing changed every 3 days or so still
    Managed to get my glove on my hand so went for a ride in the weekend so looks like i'll still race next meet!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by sidwyz View Post
    What we have done is got around 50mm od about 40mm long, drilled it about 4/5 of the way through 16mm, and all the way through 10mm.

    It was then put in with the front axle, rear axle and top shock mounts(I have twin shock rear) you may need to do something different with that.

    My race no is 80 blue honda if you wana look at your pictures for inspiration. You prob wont have any from last meet, also my dads bike no.57 yellow honda done very similar.

    Good luck and have fun all I had was a 3" cutoff wheel to cut the length
    Thanks. Had a look at the photos up close - great work with the plastic.

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    Quote Originally Posted by nigela View Post
    Next meeting write down my mobile number (it is on the road racing page of www.pacclub.co.nz ) and we will make sure you aren't left on your own, or at least have good accommodation.
    Thanks nigela

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    Yeah not too bad, still a bit tender, the ocassional bleed when bumped at work and still waiting to see if the nail will drop off.
    Got to have the dressing changed every 3 days or so still
    Managed to get my glove on my hand so went for a ride in the weekend so looks like i'll still race next meet!!

    Glad to hear the hand is getting better mate see you next meeting

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