New minibike build, and a few others..

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Motor is mostly together. Just needs a catch/can breather, Throttle set up, and I need to figure out how to get the magnets into the flywheel for the alternator.

Just plain Gorgeous. (Pic 1 & 2)

Sitting in the frame (Pic 3)

Clutch backing plate (Pic 4)

Empty Clutch cover bolted on (Pic 5)
 

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Dang, that's sexy!!!

So, what- the flywheel came without magnets? Will you epoxy them in? Fortunately, they go on the inside of the rim so if a magnet were to lose it's bond, it won't fly out like a bullet! Do you have magnets for it, yet?

Actually- this question just came to mind- Is the inside of the 'wheel machined to a size that will allow the magnets?
 

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Well, if I use the same magnets out of the old flywheel, then the billet flywheel is machined an half in bigger, and I would need to machine a ring to fit. I'm not sure what I'm gonna do yet. Depends if I can get the old magnets out without breaking. And if they come loose, they won't fly out like a bullet, but I imagine it could grenade everything under that flywheel.
 

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I just finished removing the magnets from a factory 18hp Twin 'wheel.

Once I figured out how the heck to do it without breaking them, it was fairly easy. I was not concerned about breakage, I just wanted 'em out.

Don't use a torch- they actually explode! You need to use a drift, and drive them sideways (around the ring, not up or down), and that will shear the epoxy bond. In my research, I found that preserving them intact is aided by using sharp knives or files to remove the excess epoxy around the magnet before trying to drive it out.
 

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I'll have to give that a try.
I hope I can get em out. I only have one flywheel though! I guess I have one shot.
 

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New gas tank, About the same shape, but it will be welded on the inside too, so I can sand down the welds on the outside though.

First picture is my first attempt

Adjusted the shape a bit.
 

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Machined my fuel cap flush mount piece,

Fitted,

Welded and molded in.

Seams welded and sanded. still needs final tweaking.

Still have to weld in the tunnel.
 

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Good to see some work getting done on this thing. I was beginning to worry that no one would ever see the finished product.
 

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Done a few things here and there. Most of it is small stuff and I usually don't feel its worth documenting.

Tank and fenders are at a friends to get painted. But I made some handle bars.

Been finding it hard to motivate myself to stay late and work on some of it, Now that I have the Real big stuff done.
That and I have been going back and forth on some color choices of some of the clutch cover and foot controls.

Looking at all the parts I want makes me sick :ack2:
I need to be rich.



Can you believe that these are 120 dollars a piece??? Holy Cow.


Coming Soon,

Mount the headlight
Painted tank and fenders,
LED tail-light/fender support
Micro button housings
Throttle linkage,
 

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Also mounted magnets inside my flywheel finally.
 

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haven't done a ton to it,

Made one of my Switch housings. Just have to duplicate it for the right side.

I bought materials to make bar end signals. We'll see how they end up.
 

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