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Danjets Honda Transalp
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Re: Danjets Honda Transalp
Ya know them ports look pretty dam good for factory Danny (shape wise)
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Re: Danjets Honda Transalp
the alp had been dropped on the left side at some stage and bent the radiator


ran it for about half hour until the thermo fan cut in, no leaks so i'll leave it as is for now


ran it for about half hour until the thermo fan cut in, no leaks so i'll leave it as is for now
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Danjet600
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Re: Danjets Honda Transalp
i've been looking for a diy carbon fibre kit to repair the fairings and headlight surround. i wanted to strengthen them and do it once nice and strong, i was telling Mez about these kits thought i'll share
http://www.diyfibres.com.au/instructions/videos/
http://www.diyfibres.com.au/instructions/videos/
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Danjet600
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Re: Danjets Honda Transalp
finally got the alp home


the side panels are in good nick, tool awhile to find a good right side panel, got lucky it's even the right color

these have been bodged up with fiberglass



and the other side



photos don't do justice to the absolutely fucked up job done here,
might be worth looking for some good one's on ebay
the rack has been "modified"


i don't think the welds will fail


the side panels are in good nick, tool awhile to find a good right side panel, got lucky it's even the right color

these have been bodged up with fiberglass



and the other side



photos don't do justice to the absolutely fucked up job done here,
might be worth looking for some good one's on ebay
the rack has been "modified"


i don't think the welds will fail
I don't make mistakes. I make prophecies which immediately turn out to be wrong.
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Danjet600
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Re: Danjets Honda Transalp
some more progress
had the whole day to spend on it
got the air tools out made short work of it

parts strewn over the yard


took this lot down to the get sand blasted, won't be done for 6 days

this was going to be a quick build to get it on the road asap, the motor and wiring harness are staying in the frame, but i just keep pulling bits off so i can get in that spot there and clean or sand it, the swing arm is in danger of being removed to be sand blasted
so this is where i finished today

sanding the frame ready for paint

got the air tools out made short work of it

parts strewn over the yard


took this lot down to the get sand blasted, won't be done for 6 days

this was going to be a quick build to get it on the road asap, the motor and wiring harness are staying in the frame, but i just keep pulling bits off so i can get in that spot there and clean or sand it, the swing arm is in danger of being removed to be sand blasted
so this is where i finished today

sanding the frame ready for paint

I don't make mistakes. I make prophecies which immediately turn out to be wrong.
Murray Walker
Murray Walker
Re: Danjets Honda Transalp
Scope creep strikes again. It looks like that bike deserves some decent treatment though.
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Re: Danjets Honda Transalp
It would be quicker in the long run to pull out the donk, its only a few more bolts Danny.Danjet600 wrote:this was going to be a quick build to get it on the road asap, the motor and wiring harness are staying in the frame, but i just keep pulling bits off so i can get in that spot there and clean or sand it, the swing arm is in danger of being removed to be sand blasted![]()
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Re: Danjets Honda Transalp
Love it!
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Thread hijack
I was looking at this pic & i started laughing, i was thinking of the IRN BRU adverts from the 80`s (med with Gurdus)

(Scottish accent) "Med with gurdurs"
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And the ads get better.
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[youtube]Y_f7WJUVVoY[/youtube]
[youtube]xfiqrkV_ZqI[/youtube]
There are stacks on you tube, just search IRN BRU (made with gurdurs) like Dannys luggage rack
Remember lads the domains got a .co.uk (sense of humor essential)
Mezo.
I was looking at this pic & i started laughing, i was thinking of the IRN BRU adverts from the 80`s (med with Gurdus)

(Scottish accent) "Med with gurdurs"
[youtube]H4PxuFQCDis[/youtube]
And the ads get better.
[youtube]gOuscvGWzGw[/youtube]
[youtube]7_Rc_Q6wNCg[/youtube]
[youtube]Y_f7WJUVVoY[/youtube]
[youtube]xfiqrkV_ZqI[/youtube]
There are stacks on you tube, just search IRN BRU (made with gurdurs) like Dannys luggage rack
Remember lads the domains got a .co.uk (sense of humor essential)
Mezo.
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Danjet600
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Re: Danjets Honda Transalp
it's been snowing in Queensland!!!

taped up everything and hit it with the sand blaster did the frame/swingarm and motor was careful not to blast near any seals

and while blasting around the welds to check for cracks ect i found 2 both on the same bracket


so out with the welder............... after a clean up

so after taking an advanced origami class i managed to cover up all the stuff i don't want silver

i bought silver paint that is a rust inhibitor/enamel dosn't require primer, damn it's a bright silver

supposed to be the color of the lid

so when it dried i sanded it back and hit it with undercoat, need to find a less bright silver

by this time it was cooling down so the little pot belly got fired up to keep the bike all nice and warm while it dried


taped up everything and hit it with the sand blaster did the frame/swingarm and motor was careful not to blast near any seals

and while blasting around the welds to check for cracks ect i found 2 both on the same bracket


so out with the welder............... after a clean up

so after taking an advanced origami class i managed to cover up all the stuff i don't want silver

i bought silver paint that is a rust inhibitor/enamel dosn't require primer, damn it's a bright silver

supposed to be the color of the lid

so when it dried i sanded it back and hit it with undercoat, need to find a less bright silver

by this time it was cooling down so the little pot belly got fired up to keep the bike all nice and warm while it dried

I don't make mistakes. I make prophecies which immediately turn out to be wrong.
Murray Walker
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