Stover's extreme makeover
Posted: Thu Apr 25, 2013 9:19 amPic I downloaded, way too big. Sorry here's a smaller version
If you need it sandblasted, just let me know
FD
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Stover's extreme makeover
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Posted: Thu Apr 25, 2013 9:19 amRe: Stover's extreme makeover
Posted: Fri Apr 26, 2013 8:07 amRe: Stover's extreme makeover
Posted: Fri Apr 26, 2013 8:37 amThanks for the offer FD, but I got it down pretty good after that shot, and its surprisingly smooth and clean metal. I'm painting it this weekend.
Tim
Tim
Re: Stover's extreme makeover
Posted: Fri Apr 26, 2013 9:06 amHey Tim isn't it amazing what a Jobmate will do for you.still cheaper than a bike lift,just more work involved..when are you going to post more pic's Tim.
Regards Paul
Regards Paul
Re: Stover's extreme makeover
Posted: Fri Apr 26, 2013 9:31 amMr. M - good morning
More pics when I actually accomplish something. Each piece is being worked on and I hope to have a standing bike next week.
Al Lyllof has the motor, pistons and ignition, finished this week, new clutch plates and springs when I get it back - I've made new rear sets, am painting the tank/tail this week, new tires on buffed rims (shiny, not perfect), new brake pads, new tach, exhaust powder coated. Am preparing for wiring the whole thing. I've discovered buffing wheels, makes things shiny.
And that stand - endless possibilities - I made a wheel holder out of two pieces of wood to rotate a tire for balancing/trueing. It has done a ton of stuff.
stay tuned
More pics when I actually accomplish something. Each piece is being worked on and I hope to have a standing bike next week.
Al Lyllof has the motor, pistons and ignition, finished this week, new clutch plates and springs when I get it back - I've made new rear sets, am painting the tank/tail this week, new tires on buffed rims (shiny, not perfect), new brake pads, new tach, exhaust powder coated. Am preparing for wiring the whole thing. I've discovered buffing wheels, makes things shiny.
And that stand - endless possibilities - I made a wheel holder out of two pieces of wood to rotate a tire for balancing/trueing. It has done a ton of stuff.
stay tuned
Re: Stover's extreme makeover
Posted: Fri Apr 26, 2013 12:51 pmTim
you weren't supposed to tell anyone I have your motor
and don't show anyone this pic of your new ignition system 
Allan Lylloff
VRRA
#393
you weren't supposed to tell anyone I have your motor
and don't show anyone this pic of your new ignition system Allan Lylloff
VRRA
#393
Re: Stover's extreme makeover
Posted: Fri Apr 26, 2013 1:03 pmSorry Al: My bad - just slipped the flywheel that came out of there was heavvvy.