Two Seat To One Seat Conversion

OneTimeUser

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I was just joking around about the high speed wobble. Clearly, this thing does not go 70 or 100 mph. Probably tops out under 45 or so. I'll give it a high speed run after I break it in a bit and have an oil change.

The steering is, however, a bit stiff due (probably) to my poor measuring and welding skills. Things are not lined up perfectly and a cut always takes a kerf--shortening the parts one is working on. Both the rack and the rack tube holder are about 1/8 inch shorter than they were before being cut.

Overall I'm pretty happy with the outcome--though it was a LOT more work than I first thought it would be.

Mostly though, with center steering I now no longer am able to pick up hitchhikers--who are mostly a PITA anyway...
 

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I think the parts will self clearance with use. You could speed up the process by lubing it with
valve lapping compound.
I wouldn't but it would work.
 
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OneTimeUser

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As a last step I'm looking for a single seat to center mount. I hope to find something with bolsters that will hold me in place a bit when I'm cornering.

Thanks to all for the help and attention to this totally unnecessary project.
 
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