Showing posts with label CBR 600. Show all posts
Showing posts with label CBR 600. Show all posts
Monday, 14 May 2018
Tuesday, 13 September 2016
Sunday, 24 July 2016
Thursday, 3 July 2014
Thursday, 2 January 2014
Saturday, 23 November 2013
Reprobates
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Burnout,
CBR,
CBR 600,
Evan,
GPZ,
Mercenary GPZ1100,
Noel,
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Stunt Bike
Monday, 18 November 2013
12 O'Clock Bar
Noel dropped out on Saturday with the sub-frame from his stunt-bike. The previous owner had cut the 12 O'clock bar off the bike because the corners were catching when he was doing circles.
Circles aren't really an issue for Noel at this point and he feels the 12 O'clock bar will be useful. So we welded it back on...
Circles aren't really an issue for Noel at this point and he feels the 12 O'clock bar will be useful. So we welded it back on...
The last time the bike was in the workshop - No 12 O'clock bar.
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The edges of the sub-frame were also chamfered to allow for better weld penetration.
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The two pieces clamped together for tack welding.
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The finished item. Rough as a bear's arse, but plenty strong.
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Wednesday, 6 November 2013
Stunt Bike
Noel dropped out to the workshop today with his CBR 600 stunt bike. It wasn't running very well. It started easily and ticked-over fine but there was a massive flat-spot in the mid-range and it wouldn't rev out.
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My first guess was something amiss with the airbox and my second guess was an electrical problem. The process of removing the airbox to get at the coils didn't turn up anything suspicious.
However, testing the High Tension leads with a strobe light revealed that the sparks were breaking down under load.*
Anyway, trimming the ends of the HT leads and re-installing them solved the problem.
Simples...
Simples...
| We removed a few spiky bits to make stunting the thing a little safer. |
*This isn't actually what a strobe gun is for - it's intended use is for checking the ignition timing.But a side effect is that it tells you if a spark plug is sparking. Sometimes you'll encounter a machine that will produce a big fat spark with the spark plug out of the engine, and not produce any spark with the plug re-installed. This can be a headwrecker, cos you assume the big-fat-spark-producing spark plug is still firing and go and pull the carbs apart or something...
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