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Title: My Savage build Post by martin jarvis on 05/11/20 at 11:14:14 This is what I have been busy making during the lockdown. Let me know what you think. More pics on instagram made_in_the_shed_mc https://instagram.com/p/B_7ZULwgWkF/ https://instagram.com/p/B_4qUsGgTQG/ https://instagram.com/p/B_96umngwTM/ Http://v2.travelark.org/traveller/oneworldonebike |
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Title: Re: My Savage build Post by justin_o_guy2 on 05/11/20 at 14:36:48 Excellent work,, great build,, I Totally like the invisible exhaust! I know Id get burned, but its really good for keepin the lines clean |
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Title: Re: My Savage build Post by Armen on 05/11/20 at 15:27:36 Wow! Keep those pics coming! |
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Title: Re: My Savage build Post by srinath on 05/11/20 at 15:32:02 233C3A3D20271626162E3C307B490 wrote:
Whaaaaa … I thought it was EVAP cannister from CA. Cool. Srinath. |
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Title: Re: My Savage build Post by justin_o_guy2 on 05/11/20 at 16:29:31 What forks are those? |
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Title: Re: My Savage build Post by verslagen1 on 05/11/20 at 19:51:01 ninja frame? |
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Title: Re: My Savage build Post by ohiomoto on 05/11/20 at 20:06:14 Not a Ninja frame and definitely not Martin's first rodeo. Hand built frame, fenders hand shaped on a tree, a cool KTM build...check out instagram links for more. |
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Title: Re: My Savage build Post by martin jarvis on 05/12/20 at 04:21:46 2E3D2A2B34393F3D3669580 wrote:
Triumph Street Triple |
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Title: Re: My Savage build Post by martin jarvis on 05/12/20 at 04:22:31 544750514E4345474C13220 wrote:
No my own design and manufacture |
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Title: Re: My Savage build Post by martin jarvis on 05/12/20 at 04:23:23 172021322C2B203724262C2B22450 wrote:
Triumph Street Triple [/quote] Yes spot on I made the RWR1 Supermono race bike. |
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Title: Re: My Savage build Post by martin jarvis on 05/12/20 at 05:03:05 544B4D4A5750615161594B470C3E0 wrote:
There is always one! Every sight has one |
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Title: Re: My Savage build Post by justin_o_guy2 on 05/12/20 at 07:17:55 And I absolutely LOve the PreIndustrial revolution English Wheel. I did bodywork for a few years,, What you have shown you can do is inspiring. Yeah. Im a pain,, I know,, all meant in fun. |
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Title: Re: My Savage build Post by srinath on 05/12/20 at 07:20:56 What's the headlight mounted to - it looks like a Honda Fury one. And you plan to hand make/fit a tank for it ? I find in some cases to build a frame around a tank/motor combo. Like your lower triple was modded to fit that headlight. I'd have made the trellis frame to fit say a GSXR or a monster or whatever tank that has the perimeter frame. Of course the motor is narrow, these tanks are much wider than the motor and would dwarf it aesthetically. Cool. Srinath. |
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Title: Re: My Savage build Post by martin jarvis on 05/12/20 at 09:33:50 40415A5D52475B330 wrote:
The head light is a cheap universal headlight from Ebay, I might change it, not sure I like it, it is mounted to a bracket that I fabricated. I have not modified the bottom yoke. The yokes are standard Triumph Street Triple. The frame has been designed to be strong and light I will make a tank to fit, I have not decided what it will look like yet, or what I hope it will look like. This will be my second attempt at aluminium petrol tank fabrication so hopefully will be a little better than the first. |
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Title: Re: My Savage build Post by martin jarvis on 05/12/20 at 09:36:29 584741465B5C6D5D6D55474B00320 wrote:
8-) Cheers :) |
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Title: Re: My Savage build Post by Gary_in_NJ on 05/12/20 at 15:28:40 Holy Crap!!! This looks to be a great build. |
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Title: Re: My Savage build Post by martin jarvis on 06/07/20 at 04:10:46 It's Alive. Finished welding the mounts and pressure testing the petrol tank but had no fuel line so had to fill the carb up with a syringe. But it started even ticked over. Really quite surprised as the carb is a Mikuni flat slide jetted for a Buell. https://www.instagram.com/p/CBA7aTSAL-C/?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet |
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Title: Re: My Savage build Post by srinath on 06/07/20 at 05:14:28 What tank do you plan to use ? I would have picked the tank and built my frame to the tank - but of course I think an English wheel is what they use on wheel of fortune and a planishing hammer is used to punish sinners in the middle ages. I'd have in fact hacked a frame section and tank going to that frame like maybe a Monster 900 and used that whole kit and Kaboodle. But again - no where near your skills. Good luck with the build and ride. Watching it eagerly. Cool. Srinath. |
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Title: Re: My Savage build Post by ohiomoto on 06/07/20 at 06:45:50 Nice work. I've been following along on instagram. Way more to see there guys. |
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Title: Re: My Savage build Post by Armen on 06/07/20 at 07:02:38 Excellent! |
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Title: Re: My Savage build Post by martin jarvis on 06/07/20 at 08:43:37 383922252A3F234B0 wrote:
I have made my own https://www.instagram.com/p/CAlBg8KAz0X/?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet |
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Title: Re: My Savage build Post by justin_o_guy2 on 06/07/20 at 09:35:32 The really tricky part is getting the other side to match.. Solid Truth right there.. |
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Title: Re: My Savage build Post by ohiomoto on 08/15/20 at 04:40:48 Martin had no problem building this bike. I've been following along on Instagram and the bike was "finished" weeks ago. |
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Title: Re: My Savage build Post by Mothership on 10/03/20 at 14:21:21 Sweet build |
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