SpAriel MkII aka The Hermanator
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HI Will their is not a lot you can do if you make the spacers wider the nut will not go on the spindle far enough it been like for 65 years so i am going to let sleeping dogs lie
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Slow movement in the trenches of my ISDT replica campain.
Grafting the rear end bits from one rigid frame on to the front of another rigid frame.
I molested (ehh,.. destroyed) a orphan swingarm frame for the 1" tubing.
Found that swingarm frame tubing has a massive wall thickness of 2.7mm .
This rigid frame has insides of : bottom tubes 21.5 and top tubes 22.5 mm. (1.95mm and 1.45mm wall thickness)
Yes, Ariel used different sized tubing, the top tubes frame parts are thinner walled then the bottom tubes.....hmmmm
What fun I have !
Grafting the rear end bits from one rigid frame on to the front of another rigid frame.
I molested (ehh,.. destroyed) a orphan swingarm frame for the 1" tubing.
Found that swingarm frame tubing has a massive wall thickness of 2.7mm .
This rigid frame has insides of : bottom tubes 21.5 and top tubes 22.5 mm. (1.95mm and 1.45mm wall thickness)
Yes, Ariel used different sized tubing, the top tubes frame parts are thinner walled then the bottom tubes.....hmmmm
What fun I have !
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Do as i do, cut some old bicycles.
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Hydraulic cylinder repairers/suppliers have all sizes and wall thicknesses of high grade solid drawn steel tubing,and even stainless if you want .....all in swageable grades too ,so its bends and swages without cracking.....Some frames have two sizes of tube swaged one inside the other for reinforcement.The much hyped Reynolds 531 is nothing more than 4140 chrome moly ,easily available but expensive.
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Thats some task you've taken on. Very clever. Makes my rebuild a "walk in the park"
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I like to take the scenic route
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Bored Vincent?
'51,'56 Squares, '48 VH, '27 Model C, R67/2, Mk IV Le Mans, '06 Super Duke and Ariel projects.
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PPA : Pre-Pension Activity
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Best to do these things while you can still remember what day it is..
Every retirement day is a new adventure..
Every retirement day is a new adventure..
'51,'56 Squares, '48 VH, '27 Model C, R67/2, Mk IV Le Mans, '06 Super Duke and Ariel projects.
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hope i don't start do things like that wen i retire i just want to tinker around and ride my bikes but you are doing a good job
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