Jawa / VVM [dieselmaster]
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- vincentyeager
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Re: Jawa / yanmar clone
Even your daughter is helping, man you are a lucky bastard.
Good thing you keep them satisfied with the leg of lamb isnt it
Good thing you keep them satisfied with the leg of lamb isnt it
- vincentyeager
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Re: Jawa / yanmar clone
hi there, its been a while
the frame is at the powdercoater, in the meanwhile we tought lets do it even better and bought a paioli fork, brembo caliper, koni rears and akront wheels.
the frame is at the powdercoater, in the meanwhile we tought lets do it even better and bought a paioli fork, brembo caliper, koni rears and akront wheels.
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Re: Jawa / yanmar clone
Most excellent work, Vincent, thanks to you and Jeroen for sharing the exquisite details of the build! Looks like it should be great fun and keep on ticking [rattling?] for years to come.
I too am doing a bike gearbox for mine, modifying a GS550E engine. More like murdering than modifying. This will give me an auxiliary electric start, plus clutch & gearbox with 6 speeds up. Hoping it can cope with the turbo-diesel torque. I may have to add a flywheel too, similar to what you & Jeroen built.
Can't wait to hear & see more & see the finished product!
XLerate
I too am doing a bike gearbox for mine, modifying a GS550E engine. More like murdering than modifying. This will give me an auxiliary electric start, plus clutch & gearbox with 6 speeds up. Hoping it can cope with the turbo-diesel torque. I may have to add a flywheel too, similar to what you & Jeroen built.
Can't wait to hear & see more & see the finished product!
XLerate
- vincentyeager
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Re: Jawa / yanmar clone
thank you
here's the frame before corund blasting/powdercoating; and after, with the new suspension parts fitted;
here's the frame before corund blasting/powdercoating; and after, with the new suspension parts fitted;
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And as the bike is being built so is Vincent's excitement!
Looks very good!!
Looks very good!!
- vincentyeager
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Re: Jawa / yanmar clone
Here's the top nut, custom made by boutje as well as the rod underneath. In order to make the paioli fit to the Jawa frame.
- vincentyeager
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Re: Jawa / yanmar clone
front brake nearing completion
isnt it becoming a beauty?
only things left is making the disc fit.isnt it becoming a beauty?
Re: Jawa / yanmar clone
Yes, it is!vincentyeager wrote:isnt it becoming a beauty?
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Wow, this is a really top class build! I cant wait to see the finished product!
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Re: Jawa / yanmar clone
Love the progress, a lot of work is going into this and an inspiration applause for the effort , both the build and posting lots of info.
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Re: Jawa / yanmar clone
Looks better than a factory build...
Re: Jawa / yanmar clone
My compliments, hope to see it for real at the next Hamm rally!
- vincentyeager
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Re: Jawa / yanmar clone
Thanks Folks!
Currently i'm spray painting all the bodywork. Expect some pics soon.
Color will be motip 55330.
Currently i'm spray painting all the bodywork. Expect some pics soon.
Color will be motip 55330.
- vincentyeager
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Re: Jawa / yanmar clone
stickered before clear coat.
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Re: Jawa / yanmar clone
Nice. Is it possible to see this thing live?
'92 Enfield + Hatz 1B40: street legal, weld up stainless exhaust, check engine rpm and change final drive sprocket.
- vincentyeager
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Re: Jawa / yanmar clone
Hi Sphere,
please contact Jeroen (see VVM site) to make an appointment.
please contact Jeroen (see VVM site) to make an appointment.
- vincentyeager
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Re: Jawa / yanmar clone
time for a kick with a pic
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i love it and wonder how the flywheel adaptation works out.
Don't hesitate to show up on the MF jawa topic!
Don't hesitate to show up on the MF jawa topic!
- vincentyeager
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Re: Jawa / yanmar clone
Ordered a nice little counter;
i ran into troubles because its hard to find gauges etc. of another bike
and the dutch regulations excplicitly say the speedo has to lit up.
tackled it all in on go with this nice koso DB-02R
has features like temperature, RPM etc.etc.
cheers!
i ran into troubles because its hard to find gauges etc. of another bike
and the dutch regulations excplicitly say the speedo has to lit up.
tackled it all in on go with this nice koso DB-02R
has features like temperature, RPM etc.etc.
cheers!
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I love this build! If I had more money and time and space :p this is how I would go about it!
- vincentyeager
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Re: Jawa / yanmar clone
today was -as wel call them- 'headlamp ear' day.
Jeroen doing the welding; pretty nice weld i must say. after some more labour with four kinds of grinders & acid.
Jeroen doing the welding; pretty nice weld i must say. after some more labour with four kinds of grinders & acid.
- royaldragon
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Re: Jawa / yanmar clone
This bike is beautiful! I can't wait to see how it turns out. I am very curious to know how it goes after doing away with the forced air cooling.
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I like your carefull work in details. Finishing for ground-up projects with many new fittings always takes a lot of time and patience for most people
Keep going that way, exited to see the final result
Keep going that way, exited to see the final result
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- boutje
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- vincentyeager
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Re: Jawa / yanmar clone
lets hope that 4000 km on a diesel are just as comfortable as on a laverda twin
in the meanwhile two wheels are newly spoked by the dutch expert ''haan wheels''.
and two new BT45's are waiting to be assembled.
Also, boutje and a good friend who's somewhat of a fellow electrician tackled the RPM pulsator issue.
The Koso normally uses input from an electrical injection system, 15-20 volt.
E.g. some conditioning had to be taken care of.
in the meanwhile two wheels are newly spoked by the dutch expert ''haan wheels''.
and two new BT45's are waiting to be assembled.
Also, boutje and a good friend who's somewhat of a fellow electrician tackled the RPM pulsator issue.
The Koso normally uses input from an electrical injection system, 15-20 volt.
E.g. some conditioning had to be taken care of.
- vincentyeager
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Re: Jawa / yanmar clone
hidiho!
the diesel is on its final set of legs. freshly spoked -front- wheel needed extra care, thanks for the wobble haan wheels (er zat een slag in)
New BT45 dual compound tires. Yes, this bike will need to go full throttle always and everywhere (also in the corners).
currently we are trying to assemble/machine the original ''brake anker''(?) onto the kawa 250 rearhub.
boutje fitted a ducati 916 hollow rear axle.
the diesel is on its final set of legs. freshly spoked -front- wheel needed extra care, thanks for the wobble haan wheels (er zat een slag in)
New BT45 dual compound tires. Yes, this bike will need to go full throttle always and everywhere (also in the corners).
currently we are trying to assemble/machine the original ''brake anker''(?) onto the kawa 250 rearhub.
boutje fitted a ducati 916 hollow rear axle.
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Re: Jawa / yanmar clone
Its really starting to come together!
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Looking good!
Stuart. M1030M1, Honda NC700S, Grom!, Toyota Corolla 1.4 Turbo Diesel. Favouring MPG over MPH.
- vincentyeager
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Re: Jawa / yanmar clone
Here we see the rear brake ''anker'' (rod).
First time uploaded, straight from the VVMracing.com workshop