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SLOWRIDER
| Subject: Aluminum subframe Sat Oct 05, 2013 5:41 pm | |
| Does anybody know if an aluminum sub frame off of a wr250f or other model is close enough in dimensions that it can be modified to fit our WR250R??? As long as the basic shape is correct I can relocate mounting tabs and have them tig-welded | |
| | | YZEtc
| Subject: Re: Aluminum subframe Sat Oct 05, 2013 7:42 pm | |
| Close? No, as the bikes are as different as can be in actuality. If you did the work to make it fit, it would be changed a fair bit. | |
| | | SLOWRIDER
| Subject: Re: Aluminum subframe Sat Oct 05, 2013 8:06 pm | |
| - YZEtc wrote:
- Close?
No, as the bikes are as different as can be in actuality. If you did the work to make it fit, it would be changed a fair bit. Thanks YZEtc! To fab one out of scratch would be expensive and time consuming to save 5 to 7 pounds | |
| | | chabon
| Subject: Re: Aluminum subframe Mon Oct 07, 2013 11:32 pm | |
| - SLOWRIDER wrote:
- YZEtc wrote:
- Close?
No, as the bikes are as different as can be in actuality. If you did the work to make it fit, it would be changed a fair bit. Thanks YZEtc! To fab one out of scratch would be expensive and time consuming to save 5 to 7 pounds I just happen to have a 'lightened' subframe I was getting ready to put up for sale. It was 'stripped down' by the previous owner and I replaced it with a stock one. The helmet bar, mounting brackets for passenger pegs, toolkit, etc were removed and the frame nicely repainted. Send me a PM if you think your interested and I will get some photos to you. | |
| | | pbnut
| Subject: Re: Aluminum subframe Tue Oct 08, 2013 1:20 pm | |
| - chabon wrote:
- I just happen to have a 'lightened' subframe I was getting ready to put up for sale. It was 'stripped down' by the previous owner and I replaced it with a stock one. The helmet bar, mounting brackets for passenger pegs, toolkit, etc were removed and the frame nicely repainted. Send me a PM if you think your interested and I will get some photos to you.
I thought about doing the same thing. How much weight did it save? | |
| | | chabon
| | | | jefmad
| Subject: Re: Aluminum subframe Tue Oct 08, 2013 10:20 pm | |
| - SLOWRIDER wrote:
- YZEtc wrote:
- Close?
No, as the bikes are as different as can be in actuality. If you did the work to make it fit, it would be changed a fair bit. Thanks YZEtc! To fab one out of scratch would be expensive and time consuming to save 5 to 7 pounds By going Aluminum I would be surprised if you saved more than 2 pounds. | |
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