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    Quote Originally Posted by Sully60 View Post
    How's the sprocket alignment? (lateraly) and are you able to get the front sprocket closer to the swingarm pivot? Otherwise you can try to line up the three axis of the rr axle swing arm pivot and the c/shaft.
    It doesn't look like you have too many other options from your photo. Sometimes you might get away with putting one engine bolt into the closest existing mount as a start point.
    I hope you have a good selction of spacers or a lathe. A good selection of long bolts is good. PM me if you get stuck or need anything.
    Good luck!
    The front sprocket lines up pretty well with the rear sprocket but would probably be good if the front sprocket (ie. the engine) was a little higher but I don't think I can raise it any more.

    I haven't got a lathe and will need to buy some long bolts as the ones that I have aren't long enough.

    At this stage, I think I'd be happy if I could get one bolt through the front and one bolt through the rear.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Slingshot View Post
    The front sprocket lines up pretty well with the rear sprocket but would probably be good if the front sprocket (ie. the engine) was a little higher but I don't think I can raise it any more.

    I haven't got a lathe and will need to buy some long bolts as the ones that I have aren't long enough.

    At this stage, I think I'd be happy if I could get one bolt through the front and one bolt through the rear.
    Can you tell if that motor was rubber mounted or are there just plain bolt holes. If it was rubber mounted you may have to reconnect the frame rails at th bottom. If you solid mount, you can use the engine a stressed member. Then your flyin!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sully60 View Post
    Can you tell if that motor was rubber mounted or are there just plain bolt holes. If it was rubber mounted you may have to reconnect the frame rails at th bottom. If you solid mount, you can use the engine a stressed member. Then your flyin!
    That meant absolutely nothing to me, come again???

    Here's a photo of the engine mounted in the last frame it was in:
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    It looks like it was soild mounted before so it should be easy. If the engine was rubber mounted the frame rails around the bottom of the motor have to be intact because the rubber mounts in the egine cases allow the frame to flex too much. Bolting it up solidly uses the engine cases to do this job.
    It'll be a tingly thing to ride, you might want to get thicker seat foam unless you're into your butt being buzzed.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Slingshot View Post
    That meant absolutely nothing to me, come again???

    Here's a photo of the engine mounted in the last frame it was in:
    I think we should all show up at your place on Saturday and get the thing running.

    I have an Arc welder and a Gas plant and some off cuts of plate steel to make mounts. do you have a drill press, files, hacksaw, FBH (Fucking Big Hammer) and other assorted shit?

    Looking at the pic I'd try and mount in the lower rear mount and make the others... Nah, scratch that - pivot gets in the way.

    PM me your addy or phone number and I'll come round and have a look. Maybe we all can, eh? We could put our 5 cents in and confuse the whole issue to shit.
    Last edited by Skunk; 19th August 2007 at 20:51. Reason: Sully60 replied

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    Haha 5 Cents aint official any more skunk you newlands people behind in the times
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    Yeah, the poor bike will end up looking like a 45 c Dr frankenstein creation

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ivan View Post
    Haha 5 Cents aint official any more skunk you newlands people behind in the times
    Sorry - I didn't know - I'm all electronic funds now.

    I guess for you to know means you're still using using 'money'?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sully60 View Post
    It looks like it was soild mounted before so it should be easy. If the engine was rubber mounted the frame rails around the bottom of the motor have to be intact because the rubber mounts in the egine cases allow the frame to flex too much. Bolting it up solidly uses the engine cases to do this job.
    It'll be a tingly thing to ride, you might want to get thicker seat foam unless you're into your butt being buzzed.
    Hmmm...butt buzzed...and here I was thinking that the excitement of bucket racing was in the actual racing!

    Quote Originally Posted by Skunk View Post
    I think we should all show up at your place on Saturday and get the thing running.

    I have an Arc welder and a Gas plant and some off cuts of plate steel to make mounts. do you have a drill press, files, hacksaw, FBH (Fucking Big Hammer) and other assorted shit?

    Looking at the pic I'd try and mount in the lower rear mount and make the others... Nah, scratch that - pivot gets in the way.

    PM me your addy or phone number and I'll come round and have a look. Maybe we all can, eh? We could put our 5 cents in and confuse the whole issue to shit.
    PM on it's way.

    I've got some assorted shit, haven't got a drill press though...the electric hand drill will have to do. Broke my last hacksaw blade today but have a jigsaw with a metal cutting blade!!! Haven't got a FBH but have a SSH (standard sized hammer)

    Quote Originally Posted by Sully60 View Post
    Yeah, the poor bike will end up looking like a 45 c Dr frankenstein creation
    I'm am looking for a nickname for this wee beauty, Frankenstein could fit the bill.
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    Slingshot,
    are you on the Mark Ave s section?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sully60 View Post
    Slingshot,
    are you on the Mark Ave s section?
    No, round the corner in Woodridge.
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    Right then Slingshot - my place tomorrow night. Say 7pm? See what we can do. The address is in my profile.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Skunk View Post
    Right then Slingshot - my place tomorrow night. Say 7pm? See what we can do. The address is in my profile.
    got room for your socket set?

    and talk drive?

    and a cb125

    and doug/luke/AJ/bourbon???


    me think pizza for tea?


    what a ride so far!!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by ajturbo View Post
    got room for your socket set?

    and talk drive?

    and a cb125

    and doug/luke/AJ/bourbon???


    me think pizza for tea?
    Sweet as - I have bourbon and beer so you shout pizzas.

    More important than the sockets (but not the torque wench) is the vernier... who's got that?

    Slingshot - I've had second thoughts on the frame down tube/exhaust port issue so I haven't cut out the plate yet. Hope you haven't done anything.

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