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  • RafaelDurry
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    Need biker/welder advice

    Thanks for the answer guys. I will drop taking this one.Thank you for listening to sound advice. Seriously.

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  • panran
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    Thanks for the feedback...now I get potato,and yeah that sounds right.I tried those clamp ons before..don't seem to hold full body weight...or maybe they have newer models out now...but I do have an aftermarket bracket that bolts behind the tranny made for this..but the kicker an the foot peg compete for the same space..so now maybe I can fabricate a peg that will bolt to the inside of the bracket...I agree much better than welding on the frame. Thanks!

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  • donald branscom
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    Originally posted by panran View Post
    I have a ridged frame and am thinking about welding a couple of tabs for rear pegs,and one thats been been broke(for inner primary). It has a generator,small battery 12v.,and a joe hunt magneto.The motor is still in the frame but half tore apart.....Will I damage any of the electrics while still in the frame?
    If it was my bike I would NOT weld on tabs for foot pegs.
    You can get chrome clamp on pegs. Many brands ,many styles.
    If you need to re position the pegs for a perfect fit you can easily move them. Very important.
    That way you can always take them off, and the frame is not altered.

    BTW....Potato bike =Harley Davidson sound like potato,potato ,potato. Work on it.
    Last edited by donald branscom; 05-18-2011, 04:39 PM.

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  • panran
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    Potato bike

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  • SidecarFlip
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    It's a rigid frame by the way and no electronics to speak of. A mag isn't effected by welding. Sounds like a potato bike.....

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  • Nitesky
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    Would take about 1/2 hour to take the motor out. What is the problem?

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  • panran
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    Thanks!...urch55 sounds like excellent advice!

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  • urch55
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    If you install you're ground clamp close to where the welding will be done(grind off any paint for a good grounding), with the battery disconnected or removed there is no reason for worry.

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  • panran
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    Need biker/welder advice...

    I have a ridged frame and am thinking about welding a couple of tabs for rear pegs,and one thats been been broke(for inner primary). It has a generator,small battery 12v.,and a joe hunt magneto.The motor is still in the frame but half tore apart.....Will I damage any of the electrics while still in the frame?
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