New bike day!

I bet you are proud of that.
To be honest they look a bit plain to me but Mike is going to hide them behind a cowl.
If they were out in the open I would prefer to add a little detail as in the ball milling on the front of the yokes on my V8 trike as in this photo.
Not a lot but just breaks up the plain look.

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The Bike is looking good Mike.
We have a problem with the 4 pot Brembo calliper.
The inside pots collide with the spokes in a big way The disc would need to be spaced out a long way, Unfortunately there is not room to do this.
Will call you Monday.
 
Machined a set of wheel spacers to suit the 30mm bearing I/D and 17mm shaft, there was not enough room for seals if bearings with a 17mm I/D were used.
Then the fun started the inner pots on the Brembo 4 pot callipers would not clear the spokes and not enough room to space the disc out so a 2 pot Brembo is to be used.
This 2 pot calliper has the correct 60mm hole spacing for the forks, problem is a 320mm disc is supplied, looked at making an offset bracket but there is not any room.
So Welded a noggin of ally (technical term) to the calliper carrier then machined it flush on the opposite side to the mounting bosses then knocked up a quick jig to fasten to the mill.
Indexed off the original holes then removed the bracket, welded up the holes, fitted it back in the jig machined it back to the height of the original mountings and drilled an tapped the holes.
Takes a little longer than it sounds.

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Machined a set of wheel spacers to suit the 30mm bearing I/D and 17mm shaft, there was not enough room for seals if bearings with a 17mm I/D were used.
Then the fun started the inner pots on the Brembo 4 pot callipers would not clear the spokes and not enough room to space the disc out so a 2 pot Brembo is to be used.
This 2 pot calliper has the correct 60mm hole spacing for the forks, problem is a 320mm disc is supplied, looked at making an offset bracket but there is not any room.
So Welded a noggin of ally (technical term) to the calliper carrier then machined it flush on the opposite side to the mounting bosses then knocked up a quick jig to fasten to the mill.
Indexed off the original holes then removed the bracket, welded up the holes, fitted it back in the jig machined it back to the height of the original mountings and drilled an tapped the holes.
Takes a little longer than it sounds.

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In awe of your skills Chris - as ever!!
 


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