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O Bling is O so good, but is this to Anal ????????????????????????

Started by FIFO, October 09, 2009, 10:39:01 PM

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FIFO

 
Bling is easy just buy it and bolt on. :)

But the Deatail is more for the severely retarded [roll]

And for the untrained eye these pictures will mean little.

But the experts will pic the nickle plated bolts, pins cap screws,
chain adjusters , nuts etc.
Not to forget the titanium bleed nipples and bango bolts.
and various s/s cap screws.
As the stadard zinc plating washes off after about 5 years and looks crap :'(
All of which can be bought in titanium or s/s, alloy.
but very expensive.
I have bought a home plating kit and do it at home piece at at time very cheap.Nickle is like chrome and will last for ever.















Rob [thumbsup]
in memory of Brian W, 2010 /2015

Six95

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Rob,
Bling can never be related to any kind of Brokeback action
The sound of Ducati - A symphony of internal combustion

DukeZ

Nice bike..yours Rob ?? ..hope to have mine that clean and shiney one day.. [thumbsup]
Current :                  Monster 1000Sie 2003.
                              Honda CRF 450x  2006.
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Blasts of the past :    Moto Guzzi California Sport Special 1100.
                               Triumph Daytona 955i. 1998
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FIFO

Quote from: DukeZ on October 09, 2009, 11:22:42 PM
Nice bike..yours Rob ?? ..hope to have mine that clean and shiney one day.. [thumbsup]

It's been a labour of love every weekend for 5 months.
See you have the same model [thumbsup]

Quote from: Six95 on October 09, 2009, 11:16:36 PM
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Rob,
Bling can never be related to any kind of Brokeback action

Labour of love ,and ain't that Brokeback mountain love either
Not that there is anything wrong with that. ;D

in memory of Brian W, 2010 /2015

stopintime

(why don't you insert pictures there ^^^^ )  ;)


I see some shiny bolt heads  8) [thumbsup]

And a good looking bike.....

In my mind there's no connection with your/anyone's poop chute....




252,000 km/seventeen years - loving it

Yellow Meanie

That rear sprocket would look great on my bike. ;)
Who made it? Where can I get one?

The nice shiny bolts on the front end are great. Mine are a bit rusty, maybe I should replace them too ;D

Jukie

when your finshed with your bike you can work on my bike anytime Rob  ;)
Before Honda CB125N
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Now.   Ducati 620ie
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Spider

Quote from: Yellow Meanie on October 09, 2009, 11:53:03 PM
That rear sprocket would look great on my bike. ;)
Who made it? Where can I get one?

The nice shiny bolts on the front end are great. Mine are a bit rusty, maybe I should replace them too ;D

supersprox stealth chainring, steel outer teeth, aluminium carrier. the mx guys are on them these days too.

gold for the M series, the S series gets black outer/alloy carrrier.

they also have tabs to stop the cush washers reversing into the hub/eccentric.

Rob....nice work mate!

now.....can you get some grey cable ties please.....and maybe black plastic belt covers???? [thumbsup]

mattyvas

Nice work Rob, to me it's always in the details.

bazz20


loony888

Quote from: bazz20 on October 10, 2009, 02:50:04 AM
which plating kit did you get  [thumbsup]

yeah, which one? where? how much? is it easy to use? messy?


paul.

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bazz20

#11
theres two types that i know of the first is using a cathode and anode and running a currant through the solution the second one is just ad what you want electroplated and heat the chemicals do the rest but interested in which one rob used whether it a caswell kit or a jane kit or another that i havent heard of  [thumbsup]

brimo

All good as long as you remember stainless bolts are not known for their tensile and shear strength.
"The make the beast with two backsin monkey started it..."

From a story by RAT900
http://www.ducatimonsterforum.org/index.php?topic=54722.msg1015917#msg1015917

FIFO

#13
Quote from: bazz20 on October 10, 2009, 02:50:04 AM
which plating kit did you get  [thumbsup]

Janekit they are in Newcastle NSW
http://www.janekits.com.au/mainframe.php


Quote from: loony888 on October 10, 2009, 03:32:49 AM


yeah, which one? where? how much? is it easy to use? messy?


paul.



Hey paul depends what you call messy.
I don't think it is that bad you just need a small work bench or even the kitchen will do but i like to leave it set up. so easy to do once you do a few trial runs and sort out the bugs.
I take a few parts of to be plated when i get home from work just drop them in a small container of hydrochloric acid 10 minutes to strip the old plate.
and then plate them only takes 45 minutes.But the preparation of the parts are critical for final finish
I bought the zinc nickle kit $215 http://www.janekits.com.au/mainframe.php


in memory of Brian W, 2010 /2015

FIFO


Quote from: brimo on October 10, 2009, 02:55:47 PM
All good as long as you remember stainless bolts are not known for their tensile and shear strength.

Good point for those who are not sure on the tech specs on bolts ;)
That's why i plated the high tensile bolts rather than buying the very costly titanium stuff.
and use the s/s for the unimportant stuff. [thumbsup]

in memory of Brian W, 2010 /2015