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[Alan R]

Hi guys----------- I realise some of you older "sweats" might know this one but maybe the newbies could put the info to use ??? BEEZABRYAN ---- sorry to say but YES, those are clutch chainwheels from BSA B40 bikes (or C15 )... The set-up speaks for itself although in this particular case I do need some slightly longer all-thread bars.-------------------------------------------------------

[jaffa90]

Looks like a gyroscopic shock absorber says the wife,i think you`ve got Yorkshire blood in you.

[Mark M]

Alan, that's neat. I've been thinking of building something similar and you've given me a few ideas there! REgards, Mark

[grunda 12]

alan what did you do with all the rollers?wouldn,t mind 10 minutes with the bird on the bike on the giants of rock c.d NOT HALF!!ATB PAUL.

[John R]

Sorry, could someone explain this? Compress the shock, but why? It may speak for itself but not to me.

[Mark M]

John, to get the shrouds and/or springs off, you need to compress the spring and then remove the collet(s) at the top, a bit like a valve spring. REgards, Mark

[John R]

Ah yes! Now i notive the new shroud!

[Beezabryan]

Good use of surplus parts that can still be re-used for their original purpose.
......... I do like a good improvisation avoiding the expense of "special" tools

[Mark M]

Using Alan's idea I've been looking out some bits and bobs from the scrap box to make something similar. I need to strip the shocks for the Ebay Bullet soon so now's as good a time as any! REgards, Mark

[Alan R]

Hi guys----------- have just seen this on E-Bay... Would be easy to copy ?? }------- http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Motorcycle-Re ... cles_Parts_ ----------------------