CMSMJ1 - race bike build thread

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oliherst wrote:
CMSMJ1 wrote:
Pics and aditonal info to follow
*Waiting* :poke:

lol.. I am working ! :shock:

but hang on... :mrgreen:
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CMSMJ1 wrote:
lol.. I am working ! :shock:
Well I'm at work also, but not actually doing any work, barely anyone here and when your 'support' and no one is in it makes work a bit dull.

So I command you to entertain me with pictures of motorcycles!
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OK - this is the bike in it's least stripped state. Not a bad old beasty as my buddy Grandad was slightly OCD for polishing things...

It need stripping to get the cylinder head off and the cams, valves and gubbins out

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This is the new head - lsightly dremelled to remove some of the casting flash inside the ports - I did a poor job on it and will revisit it if the engine actually runs...which I am quite paranoid about..lol

The new head had the valves ground in using a lovely halfords kit for £3.99 - bargain. Was helped by lots of tea and a patient wife as I did it in the kitchen..

We have all seen Vipers superb thread on valve clearances so I will avoid that. What I can show oyu is the removal of the quietening gears from the camshafts.. ;)

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Rear head - gears still installed

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front head - gears removed.

A simple circlip removal and a decent chunk of metal off your camshafts - will take pic of the removed gubbins later


It looks like this now... just waiting on a shim from Rick and a new exhaust from Rod @ Hiperform. I cannot decide whether to uber pimp no9 with a nice new Hiperform system or to keep the stack on it... hmmm
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Great stuff :D

My bike looks just like the first pic atm, really should get my arse in gear and finish the valve clearances, maybe i'll do it on my day off tomorrow.
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Pipes are screwed... going to grind them off and remove the rear header..lol

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The rads are also knackered. check the twist in this bad bastard!
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that is a very very bright light behind that rad..nothing coming through it..lol - good job I have a spare one...
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However, I have a lifetime supply of airboxes and carbs with a spare tank, seat and frame,swingers, subframes, shocks etc too...

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This is my trackday/racing tank - stomp grip for the win
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Also got some later forks to fit but need another one of these adjusters please...
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Tools of the trade too.... "working" from home whilst checking valve clearances...lol

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Sweet project amigo!

Stompgrip rocks.

You'll love the sound of the quietening gears removed... music to my ears!!
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looking good mate, i wana get stompgrip for my race tank (when i buy it off smev that is)


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you should take all the quietening gears out, the ones off the gears that sit on the crank. makes it sound better with all of them removed
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Post by brooky »

are you running standard nc race bodywork? RS250 looks good and available cheapish new on ebay
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