Ragerover
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Sanders and Lewis were a London based company
who made stuff for Kettles
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He lived next to me
clever f@ker
tried to give me a lesson in frame geometry but he was too clever for me
spent a bit of time with him
used to go up Saturday after the Hill or call on an evening
quietly spoken genius
he was a bit of a bible basher when we first met but never pushed it( maybe he could see I was a lost cause)
well into it later on
he made quite a few frames ( more than 3 )
here’s the man himself in a Lewis leathers advert
And another of his projects
weirdly says designed by Jacob Saunders
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Not much to see this week as I’ve been busy with other things
fully bolted the engine properly
removed the swinging arm to measure for spacers for rear shock
oh the front brakes turned up and fitted as well as mudgaurd
Rear sprocket arrived
that’s about it
oh mounted the coils
might get a bit done tomorrow on the oil cooler lines
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On 3/20/2024 at 10:22 PM, clivegto said:
Indeed.
Die Hards or saddos
there will always be people like me and others on here who can’t help themselves
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ill post this in here and the main forum as i think its only fair
Mark Walker/Martek have had a bit stick of late for non delivery etc
well i had discussions with him re a frame or a Kat frame some time ago, when i bought this i rang him for some advice and he was very forthcoming.
i needed a few bits that were missing we did a deal on a price and i got a good feeling about him
we did have a heated discussion on delivery etc
Me stating what i heard, him putting his side forward.
Anyway i give him a deposit and agreed a delivery date.
Everything arrived on time as promised
cant fault the bloke speak as i find
I'm going to order a Tank next
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On 3/18/2024 at 7:36 AM, imago said:
Thanks, useful to know. Probike are decent lifts, it sounds like the Automech are the same deal but a bit cheaper.
Yep you get the side trays and tie down points which go on side
anchor bolts etc too
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11 hours ago, imago said:
I'll leave the girlfriend comments to @Blubberas that's more his area of expertise.
As for the bike, it's coming together nicely. Always a great point when you get the big lumps going together, really lifts the mood and motivation even when you know the next phase is all the time consuming can barely see a change stuff.
On a side note, how do you rate those Automech ramps? I'll need another when I move and the Pro-Bike lift I have is good but a few hundred more.
Yep it’s good to see a change
Not used them a lot as just in this week but they are solidly built
they. Are a copy of pro bike no doubt
In the garage where the ramps are used daily with heavy kit on
we bought 2 2 year ago year and not a pick of bother
we have 6 US Bendpacks too
( the best you can get )
the Automech are just a copy of those too.
we only bought them as we couldn’t get Bendpack because of Covid
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Need a bandit sprocket cover, clutch slave cylender and gear position indicator if anyone has for sale
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Next up I’ve got a big list of nuts and bolts required which I’ll get Monday too as a lot of stuff is just pinned
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It’s always the daft little things that catch you out
resevoir for tear shock hits the frame
not shown the best on the pjoto
( never promised I was David Bailey )
been trying to get a rear sprocket to suit as standard on the Aprilia is 40t
which is a bit small for normally aspirated GSXR
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Fit is tight as fuck
reminded me of a girlfriend I had once
fanny as tight as a mouse’s ear…. But that’s another story
had to remove cam feed links it’s tgat tight ( need another plan for that
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Not done much over the last few weeks as been busy at work.
plus I decided to re organise workshop to free up some space as new ramps were inbound.
anyhow enough of that shut
started today at 09:30
ive learnt over the years it’s much easier fitting the frame to the engine is easier than engine to frame
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On 2/26/2024 at 7:49 PM, clivegto said:
Plenty of meat on them.
Ooo errr missus
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And so it begins
in Trick Frames
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I’ll try and get a few late nights in this week to align wheels sprockets and make some spacers
then attack the calliper hanger