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1Back to top Go down   85K100 frame material Empty 85K100 frame material Fri Oct 20, 2017 12:29 pm

Mrhoades

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So... any ideas what the exact frame material specs are. 30mm O.D. per my calipers... do we know wall thickness and type of steel used? I need to section a piece out and weld in some replacement on my custom project.

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2Back to top Go down   85K100 frame material Empty Re: 85K100 frame material Sun Oct 22, 2017 3:57 am

K75cster

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If you check the very rear of the frame you will notice the section for the tail light and rear fender connects to a piece that fits right into the frame. Measure that and you should have a clear idea of what to buy.
I've never cut one to check but I'd be reasonably sure the frames a neat fit back there


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3Back to top Go down   85K100 frame material Empty Re: 85K100 frame material Tue Oct 24, 2017 1:59 am

K75cster

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I checked my tail section today. The insert is 25mm and the Frame 30mm, so that just leaves the wall thickness at 2.5mm
If you are going to cut and shut the frame. Drill three holes around the tube an inch back from the end. When you insert the inner tube it will pass these three holes. Whilst still in the Jig and all squared up, weld up the holes on each piece of frame. That will keep things straight for when you do the full weld job.


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Keith - 1987 K75c with r100rt replica fairing and half of a 1984 K100rt 1992 K1100LT a blue one

The Clever are adept at extricating themselves from situations that the wise would have avoided from the outset - QUOTE from david Hillel in Out of the Earth.
    

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