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crashed bikes
Does anyione know of a good place to get a hold of crashed sportbikes? All I need its the engine, tranny, sprocket, and possibly brake system.
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Ebay is probably one of your best bets......crashed bikes aren't the easiest to find since most that are crashed bad enough to get rid of the people that owned it usually die.
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you could check a bike junkyard there's one near me (sort of) that has thousands of junk jap bikes pretty much anything you want |
If you can get access to a dealer's license, you can check with companies like Sadisco, Odeassa, IAA, Copart, etc for insurance auctions from total losses.
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I'm overly observant... LOOK AROUND when you're driving through town. I was hunting mustang converts one day for a friend & thought, I need a bike. 10 minutes later I see this 1000cc Yamaha in a little fenced yard next to a tire shop or something, no For Sale sign, it had been sitting for a couple of months (?) but I wanted it. The guys wife wanted him to get rid of it (nice bike) becuase he had almost been hit. We had to jump it. The guy practically gave it to me. I drove it away!
Ask joe-blow@rock.com JOE KNOWS...EVERYTHING. |
Planning on making a go-kart or something along those lines? Damn, I have a sudden urge to fabricate a go-kart out of broken superbikes.
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I always thought a superbike motor would make a great ultralight airplane engine.
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Quote:
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"I always thought a superbike motor would make a great ultralight airplane engine."
Oddly enough, I found a site that has workable plans for powering a gyrocopter with a Triumph motorcycle engine. While I don't know torque and powerbands well enough on sportbikes, it would be simple to substitute any solid motorcycle engine into such a design. Trumpys were dead simple. |
local bike yard or ebay.
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Ebay is god. Lots of cool stuff.
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Look for a "salvage" yard online...
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