Retro Fighter 2.0 (KZ 1100 -82 goes Z1 clone)

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Re: Retro Fighter 2.0 (KZ 1100 -82 goes Z1 clone)

09 Oct 2013 19:05

Yeah...the shaft to chain conversion was a bit crazy :S

Thanx all for the good feedback guys !

Thanx Leon, and you manufactuted the vital component that makes the bike move forward

You´r part of the build now buddy.

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10 Oct 2013 09:58 - 10 Oct 2013 09:59

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helpin people make there dream bikes come to life and putting them in the wind makes it all worth while :evil: .

thanks for letting me be a small part of the build of such an awesome machine!

i can't wait to see pics of it in motion.

and of course the long smokey burnout pictures

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leon

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12 Oct 2013 20:33 - 13 Oct 2013 14:57

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Patton gave me the idea to require a washer. So here it is !
It´s a ultra sonic washer filled with water and some degreasing.

Rubber comes out nice after a few minutes.

Aluminum needs some time in the washer for the greas to come off.

Finally installed the machines in the work shop

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12 Oct 2013 20:52 - 13 Oct 2013 14:54

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And now that I installed the machines in the shop there is room in the garage to set up the bike for assembly.

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14 Oct 2013 11:40

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back to work sir! :evil:

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14 Oct 2013 15:25

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My man arnoold- with all your fab skills, I have an idea for your bike stand, and, I got it from here originally- the plans that is- so you can easily roll that bike off and on that stand, without a ramp, by yourself. It would take you less than 4 hours to weld one up- it didn't even take me that long IIRC.

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15 Oct 2013 05:46

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CruisingRam wrote: My man arnoold- with all your fab skills, I have an idea for your bike stand, and, I got it from here originally- the plans that is- so you can easily roll that bike off and on that stand, without a ramp, by yourself. It would take you less than 4 hours to weld one up- it didn't even take me that long IIRC.

what a simple yet elegant solution. i might have to make me one of those...

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15 Oct 2013 17:21

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wow.....great work
bike is looking great also like the colors you have pick.

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Re: Retro Fighter 2.0 (KZ 1100 -82 goes Z1 clone)

16 Oct 2013 13:35

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CruisingRam Thanx for the plans for the bike stand !
I had to get 5 guys to life the bike down when I moved house and now they need to lift it back up again

Wish I had built it like that..
Now I so far behind on the build so I need to focus on mechanical stuff.

Spygon Thanx, tank and side covers will get painted in original inspierd colors.

Got my sprocket from my friend today !