Sanjohsaki the Build

Discussion in 'Some Assembly Required' started by sanjoh, Mar 25, 2010.

  1. jdrocks

    jdrocks Gravel Runner

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    with stock 650R pegs, the peg usually breaks off without snapping the tabs on the peg mount.

    i think i'll start looking at some options too...got some ideas. been riding my 19" front beast. really like it. fun bikes.
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  2. sanjoh

    sanjoh Long timer

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    I'm thinking 1/4" T6 Al with some mounts from a dirt bike that will thru bolt.
    YZ450 peg mounts on ebay

    Use 2 of the 3 holes for the stock pegs, eliminate passenger pegs.

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  3. jdrocks

    jdrocks Gravel Runner

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    are you going to CAD/CNC the plates?

    i cut the passenger pegs off the peg mounts. the rear half of the stock peg mount can snap off and end up in the wheel. i have some experience there....
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  4. sanjoh

    sanjoh Long timer

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    That's kinda scary since it's holding my exhaust.
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  5. Scribe

    Scribe £Bob£

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    I'll take one. Where do I send my deposit? :wink:
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  6. usgser

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  7. sanjoh

    sanjoh Long timer

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    Get your tools out. Cheap 650r

    I'm down to 2 bikes as this one does everything well.

    Dry weight is just under 360lbs.

    It does need some protection:huh Last week in Va
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  8. jdrocks

    jdrocks Gravel Runner

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    when you order a new cover and gasket, get the two small alignment dowels also. sometimes you can wiggle them loose and reuse them, but sometimes not.
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  9. sanjoh

    sanjoh Long timer

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    Bought used one from ebay for <$20:clap. I'm going to add some al or ss plates to the side cases. The side case is structurally sound but susceptible to punctures.

    We were able to get the side cover off for repair without damaging the gasket.
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    No leaks:clap
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  10. Scribe

    Scribe £Bob£

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    When did you shave your head?
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  11. sanjoh

    sanjoh Long timer

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    Thats one of my minions hard at work.:deal
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  12. crspep

    crspep Circling the drain

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    Right on, nice build report. I'm glad to hear that she's working out for you, I'm really starting to enjoy mine as well...... It should be nice once all of the details regarding setup are worked out, and the refinements are done [if ever]...... Do you ever plan to head out west ?
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  13. sanjoh

    sanjoh Long timer

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    Probably be next year but yes.
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  14. Hatch

    Hatch Perpetually lost

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    dang man, one of the baddest build threads ive seen! sweet scoot!:thumb
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  15. Michelangelo

    Michelangelo 2 wheel rider...anytime..

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    I like your idea on this bike.
    Very similiar to this SV650 modded.

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  16. dentvet

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    what CBR shock is that?

    did you figure out the peg solution?

    where did you source your Universal Top clamp?

    i'm in the kitchen, following your recipe:deal
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  17. sanjoh

    sanjoh Long timer

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    The shock is off a cbr 600, pressed the bushing/bearing out of the ninja shock and shaved a bit off the trunnion to make it fit.

    Recent update:
    Added topcase mount which now holds givi racks. Rox risers

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  18. dentvet

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    well i picked mine up today: [​IMG]

    woodswizard said "you'll be riding it this afternoon" he was right

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    i put some dirt handle bars on but still wasn't close to good for any kind of standing position. do you guys stand at all? i would need about 8-inch higher bars or 4 inch lower pegs

    off topic but i guess the speedo runs of tranny sensors? where is the bike's odometer data stored? a brain or in the clocks? my clocks are dead
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  19. sanjoh

    sanjoh Long timer

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    Great pic with the grinder n bike:D

    Yes on standing, 2" rox risers are no problem with stock cables stock KTM Magura bars, MFW lowered footpegs.

    The stock speedo runs off a pickup on the counter sprocket shaft. Running the stock gearing (15/46) an 18" rear with knobs it is +-1mph per GPS.

    Not sure on ODO storage, I'd say it's in the gauge pod.

    What plans do you have for your new beastly?
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  20. dentvet

    dentvet Long timer

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    i got it to follow your recipe, i already have most of the ktm stuff off my other bikes. I need to get it salvage inspected first so i think i'll do a bare minimum and go piece by piece. i need to ride it around to see if i like the motor etc.

    i see the other mutants trying to go with 19 inch fronts and i'm just wondering what the ideal wheel setup is. 18/21, 18/19, 19/19?

    the bulbous fuel tank bothers me, maybe i can grind it down...

    ps i had never been to a horrible freight store before that day, i was giddy and disgusted at the same time:eek1 trying to resist the mini lathe urge now
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