seat-pan progression

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seat-pan progression

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Building a seat-pan for the CRo. This is how it went ...

A Yamaha 125 TZ FRP repro piece by Air-Tech was chosen. The sub-frame was built to fit this pan:Image

A Dremel cut-off tool was used to revise the shape, the paint is rattle-can flat-camo.
A billet 40-LED tail light intended for the chopper market was lathe modified to fit it's fabricated alloy bracket. This assembly bolts to the sub-frame allowing seat-pan removal without disconnecting any wires:
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Tractor tail light was in a box of items purchased at a farm auction:
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The tractor stop-lens is secured to the seat-pan with silicone:
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Thick-n-thin stripes, number graffix, and neoprene pads.
The neoprene was bought in a sheet, cut, carved, and sanded to shape.
Two screws remove the seat-pan from the sub-frame:
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You are making headway......NICE!
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Very unique work. I like it.

BUT, this is an Airhead site, right? You are still running a Nohead.
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Garnet wrote:You are making headway......NICE!
And it's almost winter! ;)
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justoneoftheguys wrote:
Garnet wrote:You are making headway......NICE!
And it's almost winter! ;)
Soooo.... is that cross thread degridation..... or cross threaded contamination?
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Garnet wrote:
justoneoftheguys wrote:
Garnet wrote:You are making headway......NICE!
And it's almost winter! ;)
Soooo.... is that cross thread degridation..... or cross threaded contamination?
Nice bike, vanzen. Don't forget the fluids. :oops:
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And tightening drain plugs!
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Good Stuff! Did or will you have to dimple the tank for bars like that?
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Great looking tail end there.
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Tim Shepherd wrote:Good Stuff! Did or will you have to dimple the tank for bars like that?
Thanks Tim,

The tank has one dimple from a previous life mishap – a historical reference such as it is.
Clearance, lock to lock, is possible without any further hammering:

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