If anyone is interested, I've got an ISR caliper for an RC30 going spare. I'll try to post a picture later. Essentially, it is the same as the standard ISR mini rear caliper but has mounting lugs more suitable for single sided swinging arms. One trick bit and a one-off from ISR.
PM me if you are interested.
I think this is a cracking wheel nut idea!
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Re: I think this is a cracking wheel nut idea!
Sorry should have explained better, i know thats a stock axle but the way its been redesigned to take the nut is the same principle as the RS250 axle so should in theory work ok.RonniB wrote:DM, the pictured axle is a stock steel axle, I'm pretty sure (it looks like steel).
You really should treat youself to the ISR rear brake, I got one on my racer and it's been worth all the hassle and fabrication time.., it really gives the rebound an easier time.
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ISR rear caliper............PM on the way 2moto

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Re: I think this is a cracking wheel nut idea!
To me, it looks as the wheel nut has the male thread,and the female inner thread is cut into the axle. As opposed to the more conventional RS250 setup you've got there, Tony.
Nice work, by the way!
Nice work, by the way!
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Re: I think this is a cracking wheel nut idea!
Well, I finally have my lathe going and here is the prototype nut - the hex still needs to be milled on to the nut but its a start...
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/855/img0630me.jpg/
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/855/img0630me.jpg/
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Re: I think this is a cracking wheel nut idea!
Well you got there in the end,Looks pretty to.
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Re: I think this is a cracking wheel nut idea!
Any progress on this?
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Re: I think this is a cracking wheel nut idea!
Think the guy who was doing the machining deemed it unsafe so the idea was scrapped
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Re: I think this is a cracking wheel nut idea!
Bummer. Thanks for the reply.Drunkn Munky wrote:Think the guy who was doing the machining deemed it unsafe so the idea was scrapped
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