Project Project X - The Hammertone Flyer

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  1. Linkin

    Linkin The Mechanic Premium Member Contributing Member Dirty Wheel Club

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    Good stuff. See you friday.
     
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  2. GreyImport

    GreyImport Administrator Staff Member The Chief Contributing Member

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    Frame scrubbed clean ready for the paint shop



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  3. GreyImport

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    Head stem bearings .... ?



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    GreyImport, Mar 12, 2018
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  4. Linkin

    Linkin The Mechanic Premium Member Contributing Member Dirty Wheel Club

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    I'd go with the wheel bearing grease.
     
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  5. GreyImport

    GreyImport Administrator Staff Member The Chief Contributing Member

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    Looks like a pretty simple conversion from the old ball bearings ... not a big deal anyway as it will only need to turn in the pits


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    MotoGP bikes run ball bearings, saw a picture of it on MotoMatters, or at least one of them does. I think it was the Honda.
     
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    The great thing about stripping something right down is you can clean and fix everything to your satisfaction. The bad thing is that if you are a nutjob like me, nothing is ever to your satisfaction.
     
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    Mick Jagger and Keith Richards wrote a song in your honour
     
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  9. GreyImport

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    I think this one covers it all ... one of my most favoured songs and funnily enough just played on the internet radio while I was out in the shed earlier

     
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  10. GreyImport

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    Nice to have many many boxes of parts and bits ... but what a nightmare having to find certain 1 purpose nuts and bolts ... thankfully theres still a half complete bike in the scrapyard to rob from ... needs dismantling anyway :D

    hopefully I can get it to a roller with little or no cost


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    New dash mockup :cool: ... not many (cheap) tachos around that go to 20,000 rpm ..... for that matter will other types even work? .... wheres the signal come from on the FZR?

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    Motogadget digitals (expennnnsivee) do :) The motoscope pro, Digital Dashboard looks sexy but at nearly $500 its a bit high end for this bottom feeder :) that said it does the lot ...well at extra cost for the sensors ....Doh!
     
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    Yea after this build , this bike will be more made in China than made in Japan :D
     
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    How do they say KABOOOOOM! in chinglish :D
     
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    Hammertime :D


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  16. GreyImport

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    Liking this hammer blue also ... might follow the @my67xr and @maelstrom example and use it on the wheels :cool:


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    You'll have this running by May????
     
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  18. GreyImport

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    ... 2020 :oops:
     
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    ooooh yeah I like red frames :) Monza? has to be monza red, makes em go faster........:D
     
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    +1 on the red, i'd prefer it over the blue personally, the frame looks great either way keep up the good work!!
     
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