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4th Gen Rearset

14 posts Started 8 Mar 2007 Last recovered post 18 Mar 2007 Wayback Machine snapshot 26 Mar 2007

#1
I' ve Designed an Adjusable rear set bracket. It basically fits directly in the same place the rearset is bolted to, then the peg bracket is then bolted to it. Im having a local machinist CNC the bracket and I was wondering what you fellas think. I don't know how much it'll cost for this bracket to be made but Im thinking that it'll be much cheaper to have multiple brackets created rather than just one. When I have more information I will share it with you. But this post is to see how interested you guys might be.
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Rearset Bracket 1

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Rearset Bracket 2

#2
Neat! I for one would love to see the finished item and hear your thoughts after trying it! fing02.gif
#3
Heres some specs for it. Sorry theyre not in mm but in Inches, all i had was a standard tape measure. Maximum Adjustiblity is 2 3/8ths Iches back and 15/16ths inches up. The only issue i see is that the gear lever will not move with the bracket. huh.gif

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#4
I would be interested, depending on the price.
#5
Here is a redesign that i am more proud of. And the deminsions are still the same.
Im not thinking that the price will be too high, but ill get back to you on that.[image: gallery_8133_2739_95927.jpg]
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#6
You can get stuff like this made at http://www.emachineshop.com

They've got a program you can download, design the piece, forward it to them and they will give you pricing based on the order volume.
#7
stangrr66, Mar 8 2007, 07:45 PMHeres some specs for it. Sorry theyre not in mm but in Inches, all i had was a standard tape measure. Maximum Adjustiblity is 2 3/8ths Iches back and 15/16ths inches up. The only issue i see is that the gear lever will not move with the bracket. huh.gif [image: gallery_8133_2739_36528.jpg]
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you may have a problem with the length of the brake line as well. I fabricated a similar piece by hand and the brake and shift levers also need to have adjustment for comfort.
#8
veefer800canuck, Mar 8 2007, 08:34 PMYou can get stuff like this made at http://www.emachineshop.com

They've got a program you can download, design the piece, forward it to them and they will give you pricing based on the order volume.


Wow, I like that Idea. The only thing i would have an issue with is paying shipping when I can just get it done here in town. But its a definately something to look at.
#10
I would be interested if the price was right. Cool idea.

I like your custom pipe. I think a may try that with a D&D pipe I have.
#11
dwade277, Mar 8 2007, 09:20 PMI would be interested if the price was right. Cool idea.

I like your custom pipe. I think a may try that with a D&D pipe I have.


I appreciate it man. The Pipe was easy.

Im going to try to create this thing as cheap as I can. And obviously the more deatil i out into it the more expensive it will become
But I can find out tomorrow how much it will cost to create the piece. I more or less just tossed the idea out to the machine guy, and he said he could do it, but we never discussed further, so i decided to design something. As far as Thurn goes and their products, I think that theyre fairly expensive and being that theyre european, I believe that shipping would be pretty expensive too. Im in Texas so shipping would be easy anywhere.

Im going to look into the emachineshop.com and download their software so i can see how much they will charge for the creation of my design just to make sure this guy isn't going to overcharge me.

Thurn basically charges $143 for the adjustable bracket piece, so hopefully it wont cost that much.
#12
Okay so I downloaded the emachineshop.com program from their website and started messing with it a little. Damn this program is frustrating pissed.gif So I'm thinking it s a learning curve, It does dimensions easily however its weird because each line or surface, or curve, has a particular function and you have to create everything in a 2D mode then assign each part its function and what machine will be doing what to create the 3D mode. Its difficult, but I'm still trying it out and I'll see as soon as I can to get this Info in. And I'm calling the machinist back to see what he can do for me.
#13
stangrr66, Mar 9 2007, 10:48 AMOkay so I downloaded the emachineshop.com program from their website and started messing with it a little. Damn this program is frustrating pissed.gif So I'm thinking it s a learning curve, It does dimensions easily however its weird because each line or surface, or curve, has a particular function and you have to create everything in a 2D mode then assign each part its function and what machine will be doing what to create the 3D mode. Its difficult, but I'm still trying it out and I'll see as soon as I can to get this Info in. And I'm calling the machinist back to see what he can do for me.


OH MY GOD!!!!! This CAD program is freaking P!$$!NG me off it will not allow me to do what i want so I give up on it! pissed.gif But on the bright side its an awesome idea to have someone create a part that you want, the negative is that you have to design and have it built and if it does not work out immediately you have wait after the redesign to have it manufactured and pay for it again.
#14
I'd be interested as well. I actualy asked about this a year or two ago, but didn't have the motivation to continue looking into it.
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