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street tracker, street fighter? my Savage build (Read 2386 times)
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02/14/15 at 13:45:05
I would've spent a card or 2 on the bearing ID
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I've got new bearings coming in
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Hmm, so, I guess you really have got the wheel all Decked out..
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Hmm, so, I guess you really have got the wheel all Decked out..
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I don't know how I managed to get there ahead of the rest of these smart alecks...
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You guys are funny
Nothing like the smell of fresh paint on a Sunday morning:
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I modified the rear sprocket to fit on the GSX600F carrier, the Savage is 6 bolts and the 600F is 4..... the sprocket inside diameter is the same and even the bolt circle is equal....this means 2 bolt holes lined up and I needed 2 drill 2 new ones. I mounted the sprocket with 2 bolts and used the carrier as a drill guide....easy job. The 600F bolts were too short so I used M10 allen head bolts, high grade fine thread which I cut to correct length with the angle grinder and a cut-off wheel. I used the sand disc to grind 1 flat side to the bolt head so it keeps from turning when fastening the nut....just like the original bolts.
Sanded the front fender and gave it 2 light coats of white primer. Since I will be painting the bike white it already gave me a feel of how it will eventually look....and I like it.
I cut the belt guard down to a more attractive length, used my DA sander to dull the chrome, then primed and painted it. (matt black...paint still a bit wet in the picture.
My friend did some welding for me....he is an excellent welder, he used his TIG machine for this and explained me how it works...sounds easy...but I know better
I mounted the bracket and footrests ont the frame and stood on the footpegs with my entire weight...felt solid! I made some pics of the welds....maybe someday I will be able to do that....just maybe.
Also the mounting point on the swingarm is welded on so I just need to grind off some brackets and then clean and paint it....can't wait!!
While I was waiting for the welding to be done I cleaned and painted the "tool box" lid, came out nice.
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02/20/15 at 15:37:01
Fantastic work!!! Can't wait to see how it comes out.
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02/23/15 at 11:21:08
Did some assembly yesterday and shot a load of pics
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02/24/15 at 00:48:05
Sweet work!
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English is not my native tong, so sorry for the grammar :/
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02/24/15 at 15:32:23
Looking good man
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great pics, nice to see it moving along so rapidly!
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02/25/15 at 07:27:12
That definitely looks like it is going to turn out great! Keep the updates coming. I may use your masking technique when I paint the wheels on my truck, never seen that before.
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thanks
I didn't do much since I bought a donor car for my Nova project...need to disassemble it so i'm a bit limited on time.
I did replace the wheel bearings....the previous owner had probably put new bearings in...but WITHOUT the bushing! So I ordered that with the bearings. Just a reminder to check the condition when you buy second hand parts....you never know who or how they worked on it
I also shortened the shifter rod... had to check twice I cut it at the right side since I don't have left threead cutting tools. I just cut the rod to length with the angle grinder, used the grinding wheel to bring the diameter down and then cut new threads....another job done
Oh, and the bolt for the footrest is just a temporary one...needs to be replaced with Allen bolts
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03/03/15 at 20:22:58
Nice start! now get rid of the air box and battery box(in my opinion) (smaller gell battery) and clean up that middle!
I like a lot of your ideas.... very ingenuous...
One day... lol, i'll start removing stuff from mine.... that it doesn't need...and make it mine...for real.
Keep up the great mod!
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