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British Bikes / Re: hi im new to the forum
« on: January 06, 2012, 10:05:22 PM »
cheers lads a answer at last 
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British Bikes / Re: hi im new to the forum
« on: January 04, 2012, 08:52:06 PM »I wouldn't worry about welding or damping etc, because this bike will never be registered. It's obviously a showpiece for his lounge.
why would it not be registered, what are the rules
? if i get it welded by a professional i cant see why not.
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British Bikes / Re: hi im new to the forum
« on: January 03, 2012, 07:56:07 PM »
could you explain DAMPENING ? have you a photo. and how thick does the fork links have to be?
sorry about all the questions.
sorry about all the questions.
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British Bikes / Re: hi im new to the forum
« on: January 03, 2012, 05:25:48 PM »
Your honesty is valued, i did think that the fork links were a bit thin.
As for the welding i have taken it back with a grinder and will heat the joints before re welding them.
Its so kind of you guys to help out like this, i didnt think i would get an answer.
The bolts i will be using for the fork links are 12mm thick, is that OK? i have put bronze bushes were the bolts will go through.
Today i have made a bracket for the magnito to go just under the carb.
As for the welding i have taken it back with a grinder and will heat the joints before re welding them.
Its so kind of you guys to help out like this, i didnt think i would get an answer.
The bolts i will be using for the fork links are 12mm thick, is that OK? i have put bronze bushes were the bolts will go through.
Today i have made a bracket for the magnito to go just under the carb.
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British Bikes / hi im new to the forum
« on: January 02, 2012, 09:08:55 PM »
im from UK warwickshire and im building a 1920s style motorcycle with a 350cc jap engine any tips would be great.
i need a clutch and a gear box.
PS i know the welding needs cleaning up a bit
i need a clutch and a gear box.
PS i know the welding needs cleaning up a bit
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