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| RAKOONS 3 wheel car project w/ Subaru 6 cyl. / 5 speed |
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| Posted: Tue Jan 24th, 2012 10:06 pm | 181st Post |
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redbaron wrote: Hurry up guy I wanna drive that sucker.....Now what color are you going to paint my new ride????....Lets see....Metal flake black would look nice or a metal flake Imperial Maroon with Gold trin ...Yeah that's the ticket...So snap too man ..I'm getting older everyday..... It's drivable now, just not finished. That metal flake Imperial Maroon with Gold trin would cost extra you know!!!!!! Sorry you will have to wait a LOT longer as I've been diverted to something else. I have started to design & build a DTG printer to do T-shirt for my business. Will be using the new Epson R2000 with bulk ink supply. It's a Flat bed printer.
____________________ USMC, Vietnam Combat Vet. 69-70, GWRRA 78111 PGR 255645 1st Bike Honda Dream 150 Dream Bought in '68 1st GoldWing GL1100 1989 GL1500/6 (NEW)Still have runs GREAT 1993 Gl1500A Trike Build SOLD Now:1993 Gl1500SE Future Trike To many projects to finish |
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| Posted: Tue Feb 7th, 2012 09:28 pm | 182nd Post |
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Hi skip20 just want to ask you about your fiberglassing as we all know you are a bit of a guru with the stuff .first I would like to ask what grade and type of glassfiber do you use mat or cloth.second how many layers do you think is best for goldwing body's .i have done fiberglass before but it was on top of plywood (flooring for freezer units) so I would apriceated any input or Advice you could give me Thanks glennuk
____________________ Glenn/uk Germany,Poland,Holland,Slovakia,Croatia,Slovenia,Austria,USA,Hungary,Ireland, chec rep,Estonia,Latvia,Lithuania,Romania on a 1988/1500 115.000 miles and rising/new 1800 start again,Italy,Switzerland,Belgium,France,Nurburgring ,Bosnia ,Montenegro ,Luxembourg , |
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| Posted: Tue Feb 7th, 2012 09:32 pm | 183rd Post |
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I use 1.5oz mat always. Lay up body with 3-4 layer with no overlapping of mat. 1-2 x about 2" addition layer around the outer edge.
____________________ USMC, Vietnam Combat Vet. 69-70, GWRRA 78111 PGR 255645 1st Bike Honda Dream 150 Dream Bought in '68 1st GoldWing GL1100 1989 GL1500/6 (NEW)Still have runs GREAT 1993 Gl1500A Trike Build SOLD Now:1993 Gl1500SE Future Trike To many projects to finish |
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| Posted: Tue Feb 7th, 2012 10:27 pm | 184th Post |
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thanks for that skip20 .when you say no overlapping of the mat do you mean rip the edges away so theres no positive overlap line ? thanks again glennuk
____________________ Glenn/uk Germany,Poland,Holland,Slovakia,Croatia,Slovenia,Austria,USA,Hungary,Ireland, chec rep,Estonia,Latvia,Lithuania,Romania on a 1988/1500 115.000 miles and rising/new 1800 start again,Italy,Switzerland,Belgium,France,Nurburgring ,Bosnia ,Montenegro ,Luxembourg , |
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| Posted: Wed Feb 8th, 2012 01:02 am | 185th Post |
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Yes, rip the mat, DO NOT CUT, then overlap the ripped area to the other. Do do not want to overlay mat due it will build up the thickest there & over heat when curing.
____________________ USMC, Vietnam Combat Vet. 69-70, GWRRA 78111 PGR 255645 1st Bike Honda Dream 150 Dream Bought in '68 1st GoldWing GL1100 1989 GL1500/6 (NEW)Still have runs GREAT 1993 Gl1500A Trike Build SOLD Now:1993 Gl1500SE Future Trike To many projects to finish |
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| Posted: Thu Feb 9th, 2012 10:02 pm | 186th Post |
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hi skip20 im trying to find your original trike build were you build the first body do you have a link for this? don't worry im not going to copy it just need to use it for reference to fiberglassing thanks glennuk
____________________ Glenn/uk Germany,Poland,Holland,Slovakia,Croatia,Slovenia,Austria,USA,Hungary,Ireland, chec rep,Estonia,Latvia,Lithuania,Romania on a 1988/1500 115.000 miles and rising/new 1800 start again,Italy,Switzerland,Belgium,France,Nurburgring ,Bosnia ,Montenegro ,Luxembourg , |
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| Posted: Sun Feb 12th, 2012 07:40 pm | 187th Post |
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It's been moved to Steve Saunders Goldwing Forums > Forums > Reference and FAQ Forum > Honda GL1500 Se Trike Build http://www.goldwingfacts.com/forums/forum9/79845-1.html Last edited on Sun Feb 12th, 2012 07:41 pm by skip20 ____________________ USMC, Vietnam Combat Vet. 69-70, GWRRA 78111 PGR 255645 1st Bike Honda Dream 150 Dream Bought in '68 1st GoldWing GL1100 1989 GL1500/6 (NEW)Still have runs GREAT 1993 Gl1500A Trike Build SOLD Now:1993 Gl1500SE Future Trike To many projects to finish |
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| Posted: Sun Feb 12th, 2012 08:02 pm | 188th Post |
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And I see it uses a de walt battery for power.....
____________________ THE NATION WHICH FORGETS ITS DEFENDERS WILL ITSELF BE FORGOTTEN 1982 GL-1100 Goldwing Interstate...Old Red 1982 GL-1100 Goldwing Interstate...Black Beauty 1994 GL-1500 Goldwing Aspencade...401K.... http://www.RudysBackyard.com |
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| Posted: Sun Feb 12th, 2012 10:46 pm | 189th Post |
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thanks skip20
____________________ Glenn/uk Germany,Poland,Holland,Slovakia,Croatia,Slovenia,Austria,USA,Hungary,Ireland, chec rep,Estonia,Latvia,Lithuania,Romania on a 1988/1500 115.000 miles and rising/new 1800 start again,Italy,Switzerland,Belgium,France,Nurburgring ,Bosnia ,Montenegro ,Luxembourg , |
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| Posted: Sat Feb 25th, 2012 05:52 pm | 190th Post |
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Hi skip20 I know you build your own propshafts do you have these balanced or have you found they don't vibrate to bad ? Thanks glennuk
____________________ Glenn/uk Germany,Poland,Holland,Slovakia,Croatia,Slovenia,Austria,USA,Hungary,Ireland, chec rep,Estonia,Latvia,Lithuania,Romania on a 1988/1500 115.000 miles and rising/new 1800 start again,Italy,Switzerland,Belgium,France,Nurburgring ,Bosnia ,Montenegro ,Luxembourg , |
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| Posted: Sat Feb 25th, 2012 09:54 pm | 191st Post |
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glennuk wrote: Hi skip20 I know you build your own propshafts do you have these balanced or have you found they don't vibrate to bad ? Haven't been able to find anyone locally to balance them. Would like to! Just make sure the u-joints are inline before welding. Look at a car drive shaft to see what I mean. I then get them Tig welded at a shop, a lot cleaner & stronger with less weld build up.
____________________ USMC, Vietnam Combat Vet. 69-70, GWRRA 78111 PGR 255645 1st Bike Honda Dream 150 Dream Bought in '68 1st GoldWing GL1100 1989 GL1500/6 (NEW)Still have runs GREAT 1993 Gl1500A Trike Build SOLD Now:1993 Gl1500SE Future Trike To many projects to finish |
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| Posted: Thu Mar 15th, 2012 03:23 am | 192nd Post |
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Awesome awesome project! I love fiberglassing, but haven't for a long time. Built a solar powered car in college - we had access to some pretty cool tools. Made a 6' x 6' x 3' block of urethane foam and had a huge mill to cut our body plug. We then glassed that, finished it with bondo, waxed it, and pulled a mold off that. Then laid up parts inside the mold. Worked really good - with a 3D shape fiberglass can be amazingly light and still strong. My next project (after my Lotus 7 replica and my '47 International truck) is going to be a fiberglass bodied three wheel car. Getting lots of ideas here. One question - why mat and not weave? We usually always used weave, and sometimes even kevlar weave. Tried prepreg carbon fiber too - just gotta have a BIG oven to cook it. Vacuum bagging is interesting too. Dang - now you're getting me all excited to get started! Car we built is the PRISUM II pictured near the bottom of the page at: http://solarcar.stuorg.iastate.edu/past_vehicles.php
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| Posted: Sat Mar 17th, 2012 07:09 pm | 193rd Post |
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You know great build-out..but I was curious and was wondering what would drive someone to undertake a project of this type...Everything was answered to my satisfaction when I scanned down and discovered you had spent time under the mental control of the Marine Corp. I no longer am curious. Everything is now crystal clear.:
____________________ Never argue with an idiot. They will only bring you down to their level and beat you with experience every time. |
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| Posted: Sat Mar 17th, 2012 07:16 pm | 194th Post |
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ceasefire49 wrote: You know great build-out..but I was curious and was wondering what would drive someone to undertake a project of this type...Everything was answered to my satisfaction when I scanned down and discovered you had spent time under the mental control of the Marine Corp. I no longer am curious. Everything is now crystal clear.: Hey, what's that supposed to mean. I'd take on a project like this and I wasn't in the Marines Although, I was raised by a Marine. Hmmm, maybe there IS a pattern there
____________________ "Democracy is two wolves and a lamb voting on what to have for lunch. Liberty is a well-armed lamb contesting the vote." _ Ben Franklin "Oops, that wasn't suppose to happen" _ Kevin (me) |
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| Posted: Sat Mar 17th, 2012 08:36 pm | 195th Post |
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Yeah, The USMC & I didn't get along so will. Got out 11 months early after coming back from Vietnam & they were going to put me on the main gate at Pearl Harbor. We talked it over & figured it was the best for both of us if I got out. When the Sgt. said jump off the mountain, I would turn around & ask "WHY"! Yours is not to ask but do or die!!!!
____________________ USMC, Vietnam Combat Vet. 69-70, GWRRA 78111 PGR 255645 1st Bike Honda Dream 150 Dream Bought in '68 1st GoldWing GL1100 1989 GL1500/6 (NEW)Still have runs GREAT 1993 Gl1500A Trike Build SOLD Now:1993 Gl1500SE Future Trike To many projects to finish |
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| Posted: Mon Mar 19th, 2012 02:31 am | 196th Post |
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Great Build Skip! Keep it going.
____________________ Dave Ride Safe and Ride Often, Keep the Shiny Side up and Many Happy Miles and Smiles. "In God We Trust" All Others Must pay Cash!!! Current Goldwing 2010 Gl1800 Trike Other Rides 1985 Goldwing Aspencade Blue - Sold 2006 Harley Davidson Sportster - Sold 2006 Goldwing Navi - Sold 2007 Honda Rebel 250cc 2007 Honda 110cc 1985 1200cc Goldwing Aspencade Beige 1994 1500cc Goldwing Interstate Black 2010 1800cc Goldwing Trike Red |
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| Posted: Sun Apr 1st, 2012 10:50 pm | 197th Post |
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Been working on the Trike & early Spring stuff around the house. Will be getting back to the roof for the 3 wheeler soon. Hang in there.
____________________ USMC, Vietnam Combat Vet. 69-70, GWRRA 78111 PGR 255645 1st Bike Honda Dream 150 Dream Bought in '68 1st GoldWing GL1100 1989 GL1500/6 (NEW)Still have runs GREAT 1993 Gl1500A Trike Build SOLD Now:1993 Gl1500SE Future Trike To many projects to finish |
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