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Washkewicz College of Engineering students, faculty, staff and alumni enjoyed a day turning donated, battery-operated toys into ones that kids of all abilities can enjoy.
From this angle you can see how much of a difference it's made. I am going to make a panel to join the front top tube (to the left of the one marked 'leave') to the bottom tube slightly behind it - the angle ought to make quite a comfortable footrest for the passenger.
Using the wiring diagrams, CAREFULLY locate and separate the required wires.
Disconnect the car battery before attempting to cut any wires.
Bueno, chicos, creo que ya me gusta más.
He modificado el asiento, alargando la moto cuatro studs.
He modificado los reposapiés y el manillar con más detalle.
He puesto esa pieza serigrafiada en el motor.
Luz de freno en la parte trasera y rellenado los huecos entre el chasis y la rueda trasera y como no tenia que sacar la untima foto 😋
Okay, guys, I think I like it more now. I've modified the seat, lengthening the bike four studs. I've modified the footrests and handlebars in more detail. I've added that silkscreened part to the engine. I've added a brake light to the rear and filled in the gaps between the frame and the rear wheel. Of course, I didn't have to take the last photo. 😋
In which we see my mighty new yellow hacksaw mercilessly bisecting 6-inch sections of 2-inch diameter black PVC drain pipe. "Why?", you might ask..."for to make shorty wheel trays!" I could answer.
Some testing of serrating with grinding machine and a regular, cylindrically shaped grider. That looked just fine so I went on with serrating the footpegs.
And here the modified right hand side footpeg is mounted to the bike, I could really feel the improvement while dry testing on the stand! Just another view.
one of our neighbours gave us this little shoe, made from Remco's birth-card
een van onze buren gaf ons dit babyschoentje, gemaakt van Remco's geboortekaartje
Washkewicz College of Engineering students, faculty, staff and alumni enjoyed a day turning donated, battery-operated toys into ones that kids of all abilities can enjoy.
Family enjoying Christmas dinner, Family is releaved of their hardship and mortagage problems after 21st Century Legal Services handles their loan modification case.
Washkewicz College of Engineering students, faculty, staff and alumni enjoyed a day turning donated, battery-operated toys into ones that kids of all abilities can enjoy.
In this photo you can see where I've had to weld an extension on to the rear bracket to raise the side rail height. The fixings to the cant rail have also been raised.
Feb 27: Here's the other end of the problem after extensive modifications. Even after raising the height of the the steering assembly and cutting down the control panel mounting tube, the handlebars were still too close to the seat. I fixed this by having the steering link straddle the bottom bracket and still stay on the frame centerline by welding a half-pipe into the bottom bracket top mounting plate. Photo is upside down so you can see what it will look like on the quad.
The hood frame side rail has been moved up by approx. 20mm on the front and the back to clear the door glass.
While the mac mini has built -in WIFI, it is not fast enough to transfer large amounts of data.
So I installed a Ethernet jack that I can access under the glove box.
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