Well the El Charro look will be unique in Australia for sure & i doubt many have done it worldwide Dan.
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El Charro looks good Dan 
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Re: Danjets Honda Transalp
so i done a bit of a test fit to see how the africa twin (AT) tank and seat fit and see if any mods are required


all fits there will be a mod to the radiator plastic covers and will need a fuel pump as the petcocks sits lower than the carbs, what sort of 12volt pump would i use any suggestions? psi flow rate ect
, the stock AT pump seems to have some reliability issues (so i've read)
also made a clean area for bike reasembly, still a work in progress

you can't quite see the fridge


all fits there will be a mod to the radiator plastic covers and will need a fuel pump as the petcocks sits lower than the carbs, what sort of 12volt pump would i use any suggestions? psi flow rate ect
also made a clean area for bike reasembly, still a work in progress

you can't quite see the fridge
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ok small update last wednesday night i started striping the bike down

table getting full of bits and pieces, got stuck back into it tonight

getting right down to the bare bones now, things i found while dismantling head stock bearings are shot and all the swingarm bolts
are very hard to remove
the swingarm pivot/engine bolt is VERY tight, i can just turn it with the LARGE breaker bar

hope i don't have to cut the bolt

table getting full of bits and pieces, got stuck back into it tonight

getting right down to the bare bones now, things i found while dismantling head stock bearings are shot and all the swingarm bolts
are very hard to remove
the swingarm pivot/engine bolt is VERY tight, i can just turn it with the LARGE breaker bar

hope i don't have to cut the bolt
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Re: Danjets Honda Transalp
I can hardly see any rust on the frame...
Funny the bolts are rotten.
This will be a nice one... :-)
Olli
Funny the bolts are rotten.
This will be a nice one... :-)
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Re: Danjets Honda Transalp
well this is the "first" transalp soon to be a africa twin replica, it had been sandblasted (at home) and spray painted, i had to strip it back downFred333 wrote:I can hardly see any rust on the frame...
Funny the bolts are rotten.
This will be a nice one... :-)
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Ohh ohh, i knowDanjet600 wrote:and a few other bits and pieces are on the way
Anyhow i guess its fate mate & now your doing it properly you have found theses problems.
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Re: Danjets Honda Transalp
so i stripped the radiators and the wiring harness out

just 3 more bolts and the motors out, but..... the swingarm bolt is being very stubborn, i may have to cut the bolt
dismantled and cleaned the thermostat housing, was a lot of crap in there, gave the thermostat the boiling water test, works ok, so gave the housing a polish




all clean inside and out


just 3 more bolts and the motors out, but..... the swingarm bolt is being very stubborn, i may have to cut the bolt
dismantled and cleaned the thermostat housing, was a lot of crap in there, gave the thermostat the boiling water test, works ok, so gave the housing a polish




all clean inside and out

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Re: Danjets Honda Transalp
some parts arrived today
XR650 front end

nice and tidy


just stickers........... or has it been tweaked by a suspension guru

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cooool! Good choice!
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