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Old May 5, 2017 | 04:37 PM
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Wheel is laced. Offset, radial, and axial runout set. Provisionally, anyway. Still need to check/set final nipple torque. That's gonna wait a few days tho. I ordered a nipple torque wrench because my cobbled one from last time was stupid awkward.

 

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Old May 5, 2017 | 04:40 PM
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Originally Posted by SixDD
Glad to see you're getting back into the groove of things!
Thanks! I'm glad too!
 
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For a moment, I didn't realize that was a television... I was wondering where you lace wheels while people have drinks and watch you!
 
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Old May 5, 2017 | 04:55 PM
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Originally Posted by F86
For a moment, I didn't realize that was a television... I was wondering where you lace wheels while people have drinks and watch you!
Heh, yeah. One of the benefits of being a bachelor. The dishwasher is also a parts washer. Oven is for curing paint/powder. Coffee table is for assembly. Dining room table is for part staging. Something tells me I need a bigger garage!
 
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Old May 5, 2017 | 05:16 PM
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Originally Posted by cggorman
Heh, yeah. One of the benefits of being a bachelor. The dishwasher is also a parts washer. Oven is for curing paint/powder. Coffee table is for assembly. Dining room table is for part staging. Something tells me I need a bigger garage!
Yup... I'm a bachelor too (although I wasn't always)... I've thought about using my oven for paint, but since I do actually cook, I wasn't sure whether roasted potatoes would leave a hint of VHT on the palate...

But yes to the coffee table... It's my most used piece of furniture. I eat dinner there, I assemble parts there, I use my laptop there... Sometimes I fall asleep sitting in front of it (usually with a Star Trek rerun on the TV)...

And the garage. I'm seriously considering doubling it's size.
 
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Got the truing finished (~.015 TIR), balanced (1.5 grams), tire installed, and mounted up to front end today. Still using the original axle for now. I want to confirm my fork tube length on the bike before I block off the 12mm lock screw with the axle cap. I also still want to remove the relfectors and polish/wax the lowers.

Hopefully I'll have the last of my brake line parts next week and hopefully they fit like I intend.

Calipers slip right in between the rim and rotor (after the axle is installed. tire and rim won't fit between them while attached to sliders. Thankfully, no crazy order of operation business there like I have on the rear. Might be too close to fit caliper over the rotor with a 16x4.5 rim. That's how my rear is. Have to install the caliper and rotor on the hub, together, as a unit.

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Old May 6, 2017 | 05:48 PM
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Originally Posted by cggorman
Calipers slip right in between the rim and rotor (after the axle is installed. tire and rim won't fit between them while attached to sliders. Thankfully, no crazy order of operation business there like I have on the rear. Might be too close to fit caliper over the rotor with a 16x4.5 rim. That's how my rear is. Have to install the caliper and rotor on the hub, together, as a unit.
Looking really good.

On the rear calliper thing I noticed when my rear was off the bike that the rear calliper (OEM Fatboy) had quite a bit of meat taken off the inside of the calliper to allow it to fit between the disk and rim.

I don't remember the rear calliper on my old street bob being the same. Perhaps OEM fatty callipers are a different......Or my memory is clouded. The later is highly likely.
 
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Old May 6, 2017 | 06:12 PM
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Originally Posted by Tall Timber
Looking really good.

On the rear calliper thing I noticed when my rear was off the bike that the rear calliper (OEM Fatboy) had quite a bit of meat taken off the inside of the calliper to allow it to fit between the disk and rim.

I don't remember the rear calliper on my old street bob being the same. Perhaps OEM fatty callipers are a different......Or my memory is clouded. The later is highly likely.
Don't know about late model rear ends. My rear uses the EVO-era single piston floating caliper and was intended for a 16x3.5 rim. I've now got a 16x5.5 on it. The rim almost completely overhangs the caliper...like on a car.
 
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ARP bolts everywhere !!
 
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Old May 10, 2017 | 10:32 AM
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I was bored so I made the speedo/tach bracket. Might upgrade to a nicer material. We'll see.





 

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