Always have been interested.....
#11
I can see a lot of pluses running the C/T . I will be running one on my Ultra this coming riding season. I’m in the starting stages of planning my holiday on the bike next year. Loaded up with two people and camping gear, the car tire is the way to go.
There will always be the people that claim your hair will spontaneously ignite because you’re not running a bike tire. I hope that your experience is positive
There will always be the people that claim your hair will spontaneously ignite because you’re not running a bike tire. I hope that your experience is positive
#12
I can see a lot of pluses running the C/T . I will be running one on my Ultra this coming riding season. I’m in the starting stages of planning my holiday on the bike next year. Loaded up with two people and camping gear, the car tire is the way to go.
There will always be the people that claim your hair will spontaneously ignite because you’re not running a bike tire. I hope that your experience is positive
There will always be the people that claim your hair will spontaneously ignite because you’re not running a bike tire. I hope that your experience is positive
If I was worried about what others thought about me, I would just stay home and do nothing. Can't do that, not my way.
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paoloD (11-26-2018)
#13
you will have to go to the darksider to find out....
#14
#15
Been a busy weekend. I was told this adventure wasn't for the feint of heart. I've been mocking this up since yesterday afternoon. Still need to get the alignment spacers right for the brake disc, wheel, and pulley.
Whew, glad I made it this far.
Whew, glad I made it this far.
Last edited by Eggman1; 11-25-2018 at 06:30 PM. Reason: Added pics.
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#17
If the rear frame stays the same, then yes I'll have to use spacers for the rear shocks. However, after seeing the thin metal that the upper rear shock mounts are installed with, doesn't leave me with too good of a feeling to add spacers into the mix. I believe the added twist from the distance the shocks would be spaced out would not be a good thing.
#18
Quick update. Went with the 09 tail section, part of it. Ordering a new belt and 21mm wide bearings today. Once the new bearings and belt come in, I'll get the spacing for the brake disc and the pulley as well as the alignment of the belt. And the tire will be flipped to the correct direction of rotation.
Last edited by Eggman1; 12-03-2018 at 07:48 AM.
#19