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CSR1000 Project Build 27 Aug 2014 12:08 #645376

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i have welded these on a couple arms.
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i have also fabbed my own and welded them on.




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CSR1000 Project Build 01 Sep 2014 12:37 #645816

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Well the latheman did a fantastic job on the swing arm pivot set up.Not sure exactly what he did but it works great.
I fitted it as soon as I got home and forgot to take pictures.Ill pull it out next weekend and post some pictures.
Anyway,it allowed me to get the back wheel in and line everything up to see how things stand.Lots of measuements,lots of string and lots of head scratching






and I got the back wheel centered nicely



Now I get a better idea of how the chain will run.


The dotted line is the center of the original front sproket,the yellow area the width of the chain.


The string is the line from the edge of the back tyre,



If I want to keep the 180 wheel Im going to have to scallop the frame. Or I go with a 160 wheel which ,fingers crossed, will fit without messing with the frame.
I found a zxr400 wheel (with sproket,disc and axle) for a good price,so ive ordered that and should get it in a few days.
Well see what happens with that.
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Re:CSR1000 Project Build 01 Sep 2014 16:51 #645836

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So is the chain line correct? What is hitting the frame?
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Re:CSR1000 Project Build 02 Sep 2014 12:17 #645938

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No the chain line isnt good.Its going to hit the frame downtubes.
This is the best way I can describe it.

If I fit an offset front sprocket to get the chain running true,as it should,then I will need to get the frame scalloped.
(A part cut out of the tubes and rewelded so the frame dosnt lose any structural integrity.)
I talked to latheman A.K.A.weldman, today and he reckons he can do it.Its going to be a bit of a job though,so,Im going to try a 160 wheel first and see how that looks.
In theory,it,ll move the whole chain line in by 10mm, which should be just enough to clear the frame.I,ll still need an offset front sprocket of course but one with a smaller offset (which should also be betterfor the gearbox).
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Re:CSR1000 Project Build 02 Sep 2014 12:57 #645944

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Rear wheel need not be centered, as it's okay if the rear tire center-line does not overlap the front tire center-line.









Perhaps the rear wheel could be repositioned to where the sprockets would be aligned.

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Re:CSR1000 Project Build 02 Sep 2014 13:03 #645947

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here are some pics of how sanctuary does there chain line processing.






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Re:CSR1000 Project Build 02 Sep 2014 13:09 #645949

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There you go.Thats what Im talking about.
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Re:CSR1000 Project Build 02 Sep 2014 13:11 #645952

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Sanctuary know their onions
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Re:CSR1000 Project Build 02 Sep 2014 13:12 #645953

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you can machine some off of the sprocket mounting surface of the cush drive also.

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Re:CSR1000 Project Build 03 Sep 2014 11:49 #646119

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I was looking at how much I could take off the sprocket carrier and there is 15mm twixt the inside of the sprocket to the plane of the tyre.The sprocket is 10mm wide and the chain itself is 26mm wide which means from the inside of the chain to the plane of the tyre would be 7mm. Not much to play with really. Ill think on it though. Lots of thinking before I start hacking bits off.
I got the ZXR400 wheel today and ran straight over to my very helpful local bike shop for an old 160 tyre.



got it home and fitted it.



Nice and centered



and the chainline is looking good


The sprocket carrier on this has a lot of space to work with,I measured around 30mm twixt the inside of the sprocket and the plane of the tyre.Though the ZXR sprocket looks like it came off a bicycle.Here you see it beside the original CSR front sprocket



So,I reckon this wheel would work without too much farting around.
The problem is that I really like the 180!!!!
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Re:CSR1000 Project Build 03 Sep 2014 11:55 #646120

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ZXR400 with 160 tyre

GSXR750/1100 with 180 tyre

?????
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Re:CSR1000 Project Build 03 Sep 2014 12:17 #646122

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They dont look any different here,do they? Ill take a better picture tomorrow.
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