Re: Trussworthy
Another update on some progress being made.Trying to get this sucker buttoned up before its to late.Well I went a diff. route with the fork truss bracket.I shortened it and plan to weld the truss rods right to the fork and plate, Rather than make them removable.I will get the truss rods welded on tomorrow.
I think im going to use this "Guardian" badge that I have for the bike.I wanted to make or get a custom one but time constraints.I figure who's more "Trussworthy" than a Guardian? :?
And I hinted at what the bars were going to be,nobody chimed in...so without further ado... the beginnings of
My take on the Old kelly adjustable bars.I love the originals but I cant justify spending the coin plus I wanted to change them up to be stronger.
The start,steel blanks and soft jaws for the Bridgeport.
Chucked in the lathe.Facing them and drilling a center hole for the bolt.
In the Bridgeport drilling and reaming the bolt circle,12 holes in two pieces.
Taking the rear disc and pressing dowel pins in to make it the lock for the other pieces.(Note only the finest grease for this process :lol: )
The rough product of a few hours and a case of beer.
Hopefully you can see where I'm heading.
Thanks for looking.These bars/stem combo will be done by the weekend! I promise you they are getting ALOT more work and detail.I also have all of the other parts ready for the bike.Once the fork is done the bike will finally start to be assembled.
-Kreep-