I have a thread going else where with a few details of my build but I decided to do it properly and move it to the 'Minibike Builds' section. So here goes ...
Some modification was required to fit the rear shock. The gap where the top of the shock fits is smaller with this frame so the spacers in the top of the shock were ground down to fit.
The shock only just fits in length ways and the bike initially appears to sit quite tall.
The frame also requires some modification to a crossbrace that sits above the resevoir on the shock. It just touches and will require clearancing.
Another issue using this frame was fitting the 'trees'.
The tappered needle bearings from the trees dont fit this frame.
Instead I used the BMX style bearings the frame came with which isnt ideal but will suffice for the time being. At a later date I may machine the frame to accept the tappered needle bearings and cups.
Also the bearing cap didnt fit arounfd the head of the frame, so instead I used one off a 250 frame.
Looking good punisher. When I built mine I found lots of dramas as well ended up having to hand fab lots of parts to get her together. cant help you with the brake arm because mine is based on a old provert style frame and the brake arm mount is quite diferent to yours. I also had the problem with stearing bearings first I made a stem to fit the roller bearings, but recently I found some bearings to adapt the frame to tapers ended up turning a new stem to make em fit. When I first had mine together I ran a standard crf exhaust on the outside of the frame, now I have a custom low exhaust as mine is strictly motard only. keep up the good work you will love it when you get finished.
company i work for sell bearings mate, we have a store in launy......, but they should be able to help you out, take the bearings you have in there and tell them what you want to do
company i work for sell bearings mate, we have a store in launy......, but they should be able to help you out, take the bearings you have in there and tell them what you want to do