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looking good what motor?

QUOTE (SaNdBuM @ Jul 19 2008, 11:54 PM) index.php?act=findpost&pid=5863looking good what motor? 10 mil Trex

I like it, another asphalt quad!!! Let us know when you get some runs under the belt. Are you running 1/8 or 1/4 mile?

Bryan

[quote name='1700camaro' date='Jul 20 2008, 08:53 PM' post='5963']
I like it, another asphalt quad!!! Let us know when you get some runs under the belt. Are you running 1/8 or 1/4 mile? This is going to be a 1/8 bike. The last bike I had was a very similar setup. It would trap around 120 in the 1/4 on the radar gun. Never timed that bike for et, ended up selling it. These things are getting so fast, I don't think it's to safe to run 1/4 on the street anymore. Got aggravated with the whole street race scene. Been street racing banshee's since the late 90's.

sweet bike !!! i want those front wheels and hubs....

got a ? ... whats the x brace on the back for ?... wheelie bar ?

QUOTE (kawiking @ Jul 22 2008, 07:52 PM) index.php?act=findpost&pid=6211sweet bike !!! i want those front wheels and hubs....

got a ? ... whats the x brace on the back for ?... wheelie bar ?

When I get time we plan on adding the same x brace to our quad. The main reason we need it is to help reduce the flex between the bearing carrier tube and the swingarm tubes. We can actually see the flex when lifting up on the wheelie bar.

QUOTE (1700camaro @ Jul 26 2008, 11:02 AM) index.php?act=findpost&pid=6569When I get time we plan on adding the same x brace to our quad. The main reason we need it is to help reduce the flex between the bearing carrier tube and the swingarm tubes. We can actually see the flex when lifting up on the wheelie bar. There was some flexing going on with the swingarm. Also the strut puts alot of strain on the frame because of the extreme angle. The brace help relieve some of that.

The bike is pretty much done. I'll put some more pics up tomorrow.

you wanna run that trex with another cub?

i think you in miami for some reason lol your name from one forum is familiar

Flat out sexy....nice looking ride.

I take it you mount the wheelie bar to the subframe, is that the reason for the X reinforcements?

You better keep all those cubs on the porch.

that bike is just sick !!!!!!

very nice ride man!

Thanks.

I still need to re-assemble the wheel bar and mount it . I'll take another pic when I get-r-done.

WOW, That is truely one of the nicest, uncluttered, not overly blinged builds I have seen. Awesome job.