Different look, same good feelings!

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Different look, same good feelings!

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Inspired greatly by Mrs. Randakk himself and few others. im fairly new to bikes, only been playing with them for 2 winters. I love rat ride and rough edges so there it is!
darn...only 5 pics at a times...
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5 more
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I was gonna go Monroe air ride but didn't expected the lifting action of the shaft drive, what a weird feeling when it lift me up the first time. that had to change.
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20 $ for an hold propane tank at the junk yard.
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and putting those (copy...I know, im cheap) IDF40 got me to figure out 1 bend valves. which I change without changing oil!
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a lot of stuff going on with this project. I wish I could tune those carbs a bit better but for that my linkage will have to be improve... otherwise its crazy fast and the feeling of riding something so different make me appreciated it even more!
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nice build thread. do you have any pics of the tank modifications?
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AlloyFusion wrote:...a lot of stuff going on with this project...
Quite an understatement there. Love the creativity. Are your intake manifolds home made? Keep up posted on your progress and experimentation.
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Very interesting .... we haven't had a nice 'RAT' here for quite a while ....

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few pics of the tank mod up there 5speed.

Yeah I did my own intake. didn't have my CNC plasma back then and I hand machine my 3/8 plate then cut my aluminum tubing according to the space I was left with. I pretty much eyeball the height I needed and voila!


Question: ive seen that bmw with the atv differential somewhere here but I couldn't find anyone who actually did a GW chaine drive conversion... I know. its maintenance free that shaft, but its unchallenging. Pointer of previous thread?
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those pics I just took few minute ago
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Welcome aboard, I like your work.
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Very interesting. Might consider a seat belt? lolol
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Do you have a vent in that fuel tank? If not might cause fuel starvation at speed?
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I taught about a seat belt indeed! mouahahaha that crack me up good!

yeah, there is a fuel vent in the cap!
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