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Invicta commented on this post about 6 months agoIt started as an Invicta and ended up to be my version of a Frazer Nash. Now complete, it goes and handles well., Anyone in S.A. finished one ?
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MrBugatti commented on this post about 1 year agomy build continues slowly, here is the cardboard mock-up of the body, it is close enough to use as a pattern for cutting the plywood, with just a couple of adjustments
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CADCAM (cardboard aided design & manufacture) at its best. Good progress! Great wheels - what are they?
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Hi Simon,
Thanks for your comment, much appreciated !
I have been trying (unsuccessfully) to find some Honda wheels, plenty of 17" rims available but More ... -
Yes, getting wheels and axles/spindles with the appropriate bearings always seems to be one of the biggest challenges of building a cyclekart. good More ...
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Good job with the cardboard mock up, I'm going this way too
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Simonism commented on this post about 2 years agoGot hold of 4 wheels today from Two Wheel Sales, in Lonsdale SA, $80 each and the torque converter arrived in the post, front spring mounts welded to the chassis, ......... a good day !Comments (4)
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Woo hoo! It's on!
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Mick commented on this post about 2 years agoProgress so far ........chassis and front axle fabricated, springs and spindles purchased, rear axle being made, but so far I can't find a set of wheels in South Australia !Comments (2)
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I kept an eye on Gumtgree and some turned up after a while. This fellas also advertises Postie bike bits on Gumtree - www.stusbikebits.com.au Haven't More ...
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Mick reacted to this post about 2 years agoYes Mick the springs are a stock item.Post is under moderationStream item published successfully. Item will now be visible on your stream.
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Simonism reacted to this post about 2 years agoAfter a bit of a search I finally found and purchased some springs today from Northern Springworks in Gawler, South Australia, $45 each. dimensions 610mm centre to centre, 40mm wide, 6mm thick, 125 mm bow, with nylon bushes to suit 1/2 inch...After a bit of a search I finally found and purchased some springs today from Northern Springworks in Gawler, South Australia, $45 each. dimensions 610mm centre to centre, 40mm wide, 6mm thick, 125 mm bow, with nylon bushes to suit 1/2 inch bolts, see attached photo.MorePost is under moderationStream item published successfully. Item will now be visible on your stream.
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It has inspired me to plan my Cyclekart build.
Where did you source your springs? The link to the site in theThanks for sharing your awsome result.
It has inspired me to plan my Cyclekart build.
Where did you source your springs? The link to the site in the States isn't active at the moment
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Here is the spring info, I posted this about 18 months ago, springs are perfect.
After a bit of a search I finally found and purchasedGamebox
Here is the spring info, I posted this about 18 months ago, springs are perfect.
After a bit of a search I finally found and purchased some springs today from Northern Springworks in Gawler, South Australia, $45 each. dimensions 610mm centre to centre, 40mm wide, 6mm thick, 125 mm bow, with nylon bushes to suit 1/2 inch...
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