monsta rebuild

Started by monsta, September 05, 2010, 12:00:54 AM

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Ducatl

I mean, you can buy the tape and the plugs, they're not that pricey.

I just didn't think regular masking tape would do it.  Some powders, especially blacks and low gloss stuff seem to be 450F.

dennisd

I have only one thing to say to someone that has done the research, has the knowledge and can generate the initiative to take on a project like this...  [bow_down]
Current: '14 M1200S; '09 BMW R1200GSA; '06 Harley Roadking; '02 Suzuki SV650N; all the others sold

truckinduc

this is, in my opinion, the best way for bracing the front of the frame and still having room.  Ill be doing the brace out of tubing and sheet, not just sheet.


dropstharockalot

Quote from: MotoCreations on September 20, 2010, 05:49:07 PM
HAZ area
Please explain for those of us that don't weld...
thx!






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'96 M900
Stage One - K&N Pods- DynaCoils - Remus Ti Hi-mount pipes (dented) -Thrashed paint - dented tank - Oberon bar-ends

monsta

looks like a good plan trucker.. what frame is that?

Quote from: dropstharockalot on September 28, 2010, 04:43:08 AM
Please explain for those of us that don't weld...
thx!
"Heat Affected Zone"



I havn't made much progress, I have the engine completly stripped and I've been trying to make the bracing tube for around the headstock. But I have to say that I was struggling.
I was having probs scoloping the tube to fit the frame around the headstock nice tight. Anyhow I asked around about whats the best way and was made an offer I couldnt refuse. A local guru frame builder said he would do it if I did some engine work on a 900 engine for him.
He primarily works in aviation but builds frames as well, and is responsible for building the Aussie record holder in top fuel drag bikes.. amongst heaps of others.. and my welds arn't a scratch on his!  :)
Anyhow, I'm going down another path now as well.
He suggested putting a cross piece in for various reasons, and it turns out his ideas are the same as the 888 frame(he didn't know that).
So hopefully I'll have it back next week.
I cant see that I'll make the bike show..  but hey, it aint biker build off, and I want it done properly!   [thumbsup]
93 M900 - 07 ST3 - 00 748s trackbike - 78 900SS - 13 848 EVO Corse SE

truckinduc

thats a 748 frame.

Any pictures of the bracing on an 888 frame?

monsta

 :-[ I should have known that was a 748 frame! I had the engine out of mine about 2months ago! (in my defence of lack of observation, the brace is kinda hidden by the coolant bottle)

here's an 851 frame.


Mines done!   ;D   not the same as the 851 but the principle is the same...


here you can see the loops I welded on the frame. Clyde (the guy that welded the braces) suggested another way that I maybe should have gone... He reckons just weld a 6mm washer on with a couple of tacks then bend the sides up like a couple of wings. This allows you to get a cable tie through as well as cradle the cable.


these are a couple of lugs I welded on about a year ago to support the shock remote reservoir

93 M900 - 07 ST3 - 00 748s trackbike - 78 900SS - 13 848 EVO Corse SE

monsta

also..
I'm after some Nichols engine mount bolts. 
http://motorcycle.nicholsmfg.com/index.php?option=com_virtuemart&page=shop.product_details&flypage=flypage.tpl&category_id=28&product_id=5&Itemid=53
the Nichols site has no way of ordering except ringing, and its a pain in the butt ringing from Australia.
Anyone know of somewhere else I can order them?
93 M900 - 07 ST3 - 00 748s trackbike - 78 900SS - 13 848 EVO Corse SE

Kopfjager

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Quote from: monsta on October 01, 2010, 05:31:32 PM
also..
I'm after some Nichols engine mount bolts.  
http://motorcycle.nicholsmfg.com/index.php?option=com_virtuemart&page=shop.product_details&flypage=flypage.tpl&category_id=28&product_id=5&Itemid=53
the Nichols site has no way of ordering except ringing, and its a pain in the butt ringing from Australia.
Anyone know of somewhere else I can order them?


CA Cycleworks (board sponsor)

http://www.ca-cycleworks.com/shop/catalog/ducati/chassis.html

http://www.ca-cycleworks.com/docs/contact/email
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monsta

thanks  kopfjäger ,
I looked at CA Cycleworks first.. couldn't find them!  [bang]


Has anyone used these?  do the frame plugs still fit?
93 M900 - 07 ST3 - 00 748s trackbike - 78 900SS - 13 848 EVO Corse SE

Kopfjager

Quote from: monsta on October 02, 2010, 05:26:28 PM
thanks  kopfjäger ,
I looked at CA Cycleworks first.. couldn't find them!  [bang]


Has anyone used these?  do the frame plugs still fit?

Not sure about that. Just ask them when you send an email.
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Speeddog

I looked at Ca-cycleworks too, couldn't find 'em either.  :P
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Kopfjager

Quote from: Speeddog on October 02, 2010, 07:57:40 PM
I looked at Ca-cycleworks too, couldn't find 'em either.  :P

There in the link I posted.
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Speeddog

Quote from: kopfjäger on October 02, 2010, 08:02:05 PM
There in the link I posted.

Yeah, I looked at your link and I saw it.

I looked *before* and couldn't find it, had the dumb at the time I guess.
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Reseda, CA

(951) 640-8908


~~~ "We've rearranged the deck chairs, refilled the champagne glasses, and the band sounds great. This is fine." - Alberto Puig ~~~

Kopfjager

Quote from: Speeddog on October 02, 2010, 08:05:35 PM
Yeah, I looked at your link and I saw it.

I looked *before* and couldn't find it, had the dumb at the time I guess.

[laugh] [thumbsup]
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