Hopefully all the panels will be ready by Friday
The longer brake pipes were also ready to pick up and £20 for both was a great price, plastic coated too! I put them in place along with the springs to limit the turning circle, plastic sleaving etc. Only the toe has to be adjusted now but that'll wait until I rivet the side panels on as I can't put the panels on while the shocks are in place and that may throw the steering out.
I went with the cut springs instead of the other alternatives even has the natural spring damping on full lock.
I'll put the disks and brakes back on later.
I tried a couple of solutions for the LED lights that will go on the rear wings (lights, stop lights and indicators) but they didn't look good at all. In the end I cut into the original lamp housing to reduce its thickness.
I may reduce it even further but have to strengthen it.
Before cutting I used plastic padding to stick the screw tubes to the casing. Then put in a layer of plastic padding in the base. Later I'll shape the rear so it matches the rounded shape of wing.
Hope you feeling better Steve - the advantages of owning bikes is fairly obvious - rather than endless blogging from the garage, I am out everyday in the sunshine blatting around the south east!!
ReplyDeleteBut you have about 6 bikes Andy so there should always be one you can ride! The weather is an issue as well as the long list of improvements I decided to do. Next year though I'll be blatting before you!
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