The idea behind this adapter was two-fold: Space the sprocket out by 7mm and reinforce the sprocket studs with some POM-rings to stiffen up the whole lot. The major dimensions, in case you want to copy it:
Things are starting to take shape...
Came out nicely and should explain the drawing.
The XS500 wheel and as you can see, the studs have been milled down on two sides, as to align the sprocket.
It fits!
Four more POM-spacers to stiffen things up.
Et voilá: The finished product. There's six hours between the first and the last picture...
Beautiful Greg. A lot of work on a part that no-one will ever notice, (except those that know....) Love the cutting fluid stain up the wall at the back of the lathe! I've ruined my Barry Sheene poster at the back of my lathe the same way!
ReplyDeleteGrease makes yer work go with ease! ;-)
DeleteAnd yes, but Alex does and he appeared very, very happy so all is well. Especially as it seems that was the last stone in the way of getting his marvellous XS650-tracker on the road.