Tank mount fabrication
I got the fuel tank mounted. In British fashion, the BSA OIF Export tank is designedRead More
A shadetree amateur’s attempt to create my own low-budget, scratch-built motorcycle, to find out whether I could do it. Ten years later, I still don’t quite know the answer.
I got the fuel tank mounted. In British fashion, the BSA OIF Export tank is designedRead More
I can officially scratch rearsets off my punch list. Words cannot express what relief and satisfactionRead More
After letting this shift shaft cause me bunch of unnecessary headaches — playing around with allRead More
This morning before work, I made up the clevis for the right-side shift linkage out ofRead More
My crossover shifter dilemma is not unique. Back in 1975, when new Federal regs required left-sideRead More
It turns out my bolted-up cross-shaft design was fundamentally flawed. My father-in-law was a research chemist,Read More
I used an old, scrap brake rod to mock-up the linkage between the lower arm andRead More
Playing around with the shift linkage some more, I’ve decided to go back to how IRead More
For my crossover linkage, I needed to create a rotating shaft with splined ends. This isRead More
I’m working on the shift linkage, which is (of course) way more complicated than you’d expect—becauseRead More