What would you do?

[modelman]

Just bit-the -bullet & started to hack the replacements about, either that or I bin them!!
First pic is one fitted correctly using the bracket, & it looks cr*p.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/369drxe99989k ... 1.jpg?dl=0

Second pic, I cut a vee in the pipe, bent & had a couple of trial fits before welding, then had
to fabricate a new mounting-bracket, not finished yet, but I think it already looks better, it
won't suite the purists out there, but I don't care!!
https://www.dropbox.com/s/u13kp7nwysnru ... 2.jpg?dl=0

The hard bit is making the other side 'match' the angle & spacing! Ho-Hum.

[G-Man]

Looking better already. As an alternative I would look at these.

https://www.feked.com/universal-mini-go ... -45mm.html

G

Just bit-the -bullet & started to hack the replacements about, either that or I bin them!!
First pic is one fitted correctly using the bracket, & it looks cr*p.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/369drxe99989k ... 1.jpg?dl=0

Second pic, I cut a vee in the pipe, bent & had a couple of trial fits before welding, then had
to fabricate a new mounting-bracket, not finished yet, but I think it already looks better, it
won't suite the purists out there, but I don't care!!
https://www.dropbox.com/s/u13kp7nwysnru ... 2.jpg?dl=0

The hard bit is making the other side 'match' the angle & spacing! Ho-Hum.

[Geoff Hastings]

The bikes looking really nice, super restoration. Are the carb covers your injection moulded ones or did you manage to find some originals?

[modelman]

Hi, Geoff,

thanks for kind comments, but the covers are not injection-molded, I 3D printed them, not
perfect, this is the 6th set i've done, all not right, & this is the latest effort, & they are more
or less there, having difficulty forming the lower front corner. I printed the knob as well! I might just 'tweak' the design & print more, but not in the mood right now!!
https://www.dropbox.com/s/veuwdo6wzkdxl ... r.jpg?dl=0

[Geoff Hastings]

The real problem with your restoration is I now feel less satisfied with mine. The few bits that I let go just so I could get it on the road I will now have to finish off properly. I'll probably leave it till Autumn and then pull it apart and attend to those final details.

[rrietman]

M; interesting, what can you tell me about metal/composite printing? I'm thinking about a brake plate for a CB92.unobtanium, but I have a good one for a pattern.
Randy

[modelman]

M; interesting, what can you tell me about metal/composite printing? I'm thinking about a brake plate for a CB92.unobtanium, but I have a good one for a pattern.
Randy

Nothing i'm afraid, the covers I printed are plastic!!

If I printed one from my machine it would last as long as a chocolate exhaust pipe!!

Seriously though, some years ago I needed a few alloy parts, not bike related, so I made wood plugs & prepared them, took them to a small, local foundry where they sand-cast them, maybe the same could be done from your pattern, but then machining will be required to complete.