Control - K.I.S.S. & the creative process

If you want to see a particular theme of pictures posted start a thread for it. Your pictures just MIGHT end up on the Boxerworks front page in the Gallery slideshow. That said, the RULES are as follows.....
1. try to keep it Motorcycle related please.
2. NO PORN, it can be sexy but no nekkid stuff
3. NO items for sale
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dougie
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Hey! Can't see those wheel bolts!
I've spent most of my money on women, motorcycles, and beer.
The rest of it I just wasted.
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vanzen
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wheel bolt update

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dougie wrote:Hey! Can't see those wheel bolts!
I did purchase 4 BMW auto lug bolts.
As it turns out, the cones, although the same taper,
are a slightly smaller diameter at the big end than those used on the BMW MC.
Consequently the over-all length will need to be shortened
by a couple of MMs in order to be used.

The rear wheel is currently on it's way to Denver.
When Woody's is done with their work and the wheel returns to the Schoolhouse,
the bolts will get the attention they need.
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Lookin' good, Vanzen! My project is a bit on hold at the moment but parts are safely tucked away. After 3 years of post-divorce renting I am at my wit's end and am on the hunt to buy a place with a shop already built. Then the toy craft will resume!
Steve
Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, USA
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vanzen
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like christmas: Woody's 18" rear Wheel

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Hot Diggity Dawg!
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Nice wheel! 8-)

Are those tubles rims with the spokes on the outer lip?
Garnet

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Garnet wrote:...

Are those tubles rims with the spokes on the outer lip?
BMW/Akront tubeless 2.50-18" rim from the front of an R100R,
Paralever hub from a GS machined to fit the mono FD ...
Woody's Wheel Works spoked them together with 8g SS spokes.
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Woody, meet Mr. Avon

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Lookin' good man!
Is that an Avon am26? Howza bout a rear pic?
Is it a 110/80/18? or 110/90/18?
Reckon I'll try an Avon am26 rear next. Few more dollars than my favourite Mac50 but thaere are no Macs left :evil: I haven't found anything else that performs and wears as good as a Mac50.
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ME 109 wrote:Lookin' good man!
Is that an Avon am26? Howza bout a rear pic?
Is it a 110/80/18? or 110/90/18?
Thanks, ME –

Avon AM23 (race / non-D.O.T.) 130/65-18

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