New guy, building something wild (not a bike)
Howdy,
I only have the swing arm off of a 95 CBR900RR on my project. Its actually attached to a 2000 VFR800FI, and the front of that VFR800 is attached to a frame that holds racing seats. Hard to explain, but its a Reverse Trike. Check the facebook page for pics and such.
VFR Reverse Trike | Facebook
Im looking for a stock tire hugger to keep some of the rain out of the cab until I make a full body for it. I realize this isnt the place to post this, but figured it was a place to start and introduce myself.
Take it easy.
I only have the swing arm off of a 95 CBR900RR on my project. Its actually attached to a 2000 VFR800FI, and the front of that VFR800 is attached to a frame that holds racing seats. Hard to explain, but its a Reverse Trike. Check the facebook page for pics and such.
VFR Reverse Trike | Facebook
Im looking for a stock tire hugger to keep some of the rain out of the cab until I make a full body for it. I realize this isnt the place to post this, but figured it was a place to start and introduce myself.
Take it easy.
Thanks for the good wishes. This project is tough, but Im learning a ton. Once I get this project all finished, I will have much more knowledge and experience to build more trikes and make them better. Already got offers to build some for others.
I have the 50 buck Harbor Freight tube notcher that goes onto the drill press, but it doesnt do extreme angles very well (like 60 degrees). The notcher I made is just a belt sander with the right size dies on it, pics are in the "Parts" album. I just cut the pipe at the angle I want, then hold it against the belt until it fits flush. Didnt feel like spending a couple grand on a real unit.
I should have pics of everything. The one thing I was told by people who built stuff before is that they did not take enough pictures of the build. I am trying to save myself from the same regret.
I have the 50 buck Harbor Freight tube notcher that goes onto the drill press, but it doesnt do extreme angles very well (like 60 degrees). The notcher I made is just a belt sander with the right size dies on it, pics are in the "Parts" album. I just cut the pipe at the angle I want, then hold it against the belt until it fits flush. Didnt feel like spending a couple grand on a real unit.
I should have pics of everything. The one thing I was told by people who built stuff before is that they did not take enough pictures of the build. I am trying to save myself from the same regret.
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