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Gnarly Adventurer
Joined: Nov 2011
Location: Michigan
Oddometer: 101
I took the rig out for the first ride! It is officially a HACK!
And I have to say.... (and remember I've owned a BMW R60 Hack) this is without a doubt, the crappiest handling rig ever built! But, I know it can be fixed. I tried not to expect too much but who doesn't dream of getting on it and tooling down the road?
Anyhow, it shakes it's head and I don't mean a little at 25mph. I mean it shakes it's head so violently that it could throw me.
Sometimes, if I carefully shift to second, I might be able to get to 30-35 tops before it kicks in and then there is NOTHING I can do but stop.
I've adjusted the lean and toe in but little affect. I think that since it is a sport bike, it's trail is not the best.
I'm looking into a front end swap, leading leg or leading link (Dang they are nice to ride with)
As for my mounts (specifically the upper rear) I struggled quite a while. Run a bar across? Put it on angle to the back? It ruins my storage area. Finally, I decided to put a support directly down to a cross member on the frame. It cuts a little into the storage but it is strong and gives the mount good triangulation. I plan to add additional supports/gussets.
I'm sure some are wondering why I have short struts? Many people would run them all the way to the frame. I may want to enclose the sidecar more and I didn't want a adjustable rod wiggling through my side panels. This way it is fixed near the sidecar and I can weld to it if needed.
An note about the bike. No complaints about power. The bike doesn't even know it is there. It's a beast.
On the wrong planet
Joined: Nov 2007
Location: UK. North Wilts'ish
Oddometer: 123
Well done, that's looking great.
Thinking about the steering issue. Have you tried adjusting the rear shocks? I noticed that adjusting the preload on my rear shock made a whole load of difference to the way the rig steered and the amount of wobble through the bars. Try softening them up, it could reduce the trail just enough (lowering the back of the bike) on the forks to make a little difference. Also, as an experiment you could push the fork stantions halfway down through the yokes (no more than that though and only as an expreiment). This will effectively raise the front and reduce the trail very slightly, or a little more if done with lowering the rear, but enough to give you an idea of how much you need to push the front axel forward.
Another thing you can try is tyre pressures. Add pressure to the hack tyre to reduce it's footprint. It's very wide compared to the tug tyres and could be having an influence on the front tyre. Lower the pressure in the front. This will put more tread on the road and give extra grip which will greate a little more dominance of the steering wheel over the hack wheel.
One final thought on reducing the trail is to fit a car wheel to the rear instead of the OE wheel. This will also lower the rear end and in turn reduce the trail on the forks. Might be a bit expensive and a pig to do this mod, though it could be cheeper than LLs?????
This is a great build thread, very intersting to see all the issues and alterations etc that have to be gone through to reach the desiered result.
The land you visit may be a beautiful place with extraordinary views and heavenly skyes, but it's the people of the land that make it truly worthwhile returning time and time again.
Ay! and the roads need to be bloody good too
Joined: May 2007
Oddometer: 7,637
Pssst ... all that will increase trail
I'm diagonally parked in a parallel universe.
Studly Adventurer
Joined: May 2011
Oddometer: 743
On the wrong planet
Joined: Nov 2007
Location: UK. North Wilts'ish
Oddometer: 123
OOOOPS Yep! You're right. What tw*t wrote that!
Right! Take what I wrote before and do everything backwards. Slide the stantions down, put a bigger wheel on the back.............................................. ..
Forgive me sir I have my sums upside down.
However: When I bought my rig, the rear shock was blown, which gave it a very soft rear end. When I wound up the preload to compensate for this the steering gained much more wobble. Lifting the rear increased steering wobble issues. Lowering the rear solved them.
So maybe what I should have said above is that the trail will be increased rather than reduced. Solved the problem of the wobbly steering though. Unfortunately it won't make it any lighter.
The land you visit may be a beautiful place with extraordinary views and heavenly skyes, but it's the people of the land that make it truly worthwhile returning time and time again.
Ay! and the roads need to be bloody good too
Gnarly Adventurer
Joined: Nov 2011
Location: Michigan
Oddometer: 101
Ha! Dang if that trail vs rake doesn't get everyone everytime
I had done it in a separate post.
Val, thanks for the info. I agree with all of it. Tire pressure is an easy start. I don't think the forks can go any lower in the clamps (taller front)
I might try strapping the rear of the bike and the sidecar down just to see if the little adjustment helps. Hard tail anyone?
I ordered a steering dampner last night (and a fork clamp). It should be here in a few days. I think if I can stop the shack from feeding back and growing exponentially, I could likely get past the bad spot and get to speed. We'll see.
I've been working on the front. I will post some new pictures soon.
Gnarly Adventurer
Joined: Nov 2011
Location: Michigan
Oddometer: 101
Well guess who has a front end design. This guy.
I struggled with so many designs but in the end, I wanted a sit straight up, easy climb on and off design. I plan to add sheet metal. I've only tacked it in place.
I've tried various curves but I actually like the hard edges more. I plan to add various grab handles/bars for the rally look and it will soften some of the corners.
I have it flair out near the top to mimic the frame shape. I'm happy with it.
Now, for some test items (They may be returned if I don't like them). I have a seat and a trailer tongue box. I've decide that in general, the hack was going to be very open except for the front. Due to the large width, it is mounted tight to the bike with little foot room.
But, I also MUST have a box to put my gear and stuff in. I found this box at Harbor Freight. It was about $90 with a coupon! this box has angles that can accommodate the shock assembly AND leave room for the passenger boot. It is however a bit close to the rider (me) so I might need to modify it.
I think I can work a little magic to make it 'fit' a little better and look 'custom'
The area behind the box would be set up with tie downs and serve as my 'pickup' area.
The seats (the store only had one but I would eventually have two) would mount directly to the top of the box. The whole unit can open and pivot the seats forward. The seats are made for a backhoe and are heavy duty metal pans and good foam. A bit 'lawn mower' ish thought. I might add a bar frame ou. The best part is that they are a slim 15" wide. This allows me to have two side-by-side for a bench for any larger riders.r something to make them look racier. Hmm. Still thinking.
Finally, the whole unit will be able to unbolted from withing the box, rotated and stored perfectly in the nose area if I find I need to haul some bales of hay, or furniture, or gold. I could just remove the seats and box entirely.
Nothing is certain.
Studly Adventurer
Joined: May 2011
Oddometer: 743
Been keeping my eye on this build...
Turning out quite nice...
Is there mods to the bike planed at a later stage ?
As you are building a endruo style car on the side of
a 100% road orointated bike..
I have a XT660R endruo build in the planing stage.
Just can't deside between a fixed or leaning unit..
Gnarly Adventurer
Joined: Nov 2011
Location: Michigan
Oddometer: 101
Hey Pete
Answer... I don't know. Every time I think I have a plan, something changes the game.
Here is my current plan.
1. Daily solo riding for errands and fun. The 'style' will be inspired by many enduro features but mainly from the style of the bike. Grab handles and bars, nearly flat front. Upright seating. These are functional features that will be useful in daily use. The bike is a UJM and is very practical. Their will be vintage race inspiration. I plan to add a small 'ski'. maybe a covered wheel. Not sure yet. I just don't want it to be the unusable Jawa/velorex sidecar I had before. Hard to get in/out. Too light. Way too low for the passenger. All it had was style.
2. Utility: The rig must be able to HAUL stuff. Big and little. If I come across something cool at a garage sale or need some straw, I want to be able to carry it. I want multiple tie downs everywhere.
3. Short jaunts with my wife. BUT, she likes to ride behind me. Not in the chair. But, I want to have storage to hold our helmets and a pair of shoes so we don't have to walk around the town all dressed in leather.
4. Carry the family now and then for very short rides. (to the movies or ice cream) I hope to be able to carry four safely.
5. Sporting. Yeah this is a reach but I still want it to move. I want to be able to cruise at 80mph solo! If I need to run the expressway and want to be able to handle a corner with some speed. Stopping would be good also.
6. I will likely need to modify the steering (I have a stabilizer coming) but maybe a leading leg? or leading link? Fork swap? less costly the better.
7. I plan to add graphics to unite the bike with sidecar. Likely a theme on the original GPz graphics but different colors, etc.
Gnarly Adventurer
Joined: Nov 2011
Location: Michigan
Oddometer: 101
Well, the black box and the seat just aren't doing it for me. They're going back.
Besides, for the two seats and the box, it was $300. That's a lot of steel
I need to have custom. I decided to build the box and the seat. That way, I get a cohesive look to the whole sidecar.
Sorry for the blur. Couldn't find the tripod adapter.
I am framing in my box. I want the thick tube to show. The cushion seat will set within. It is rounded so I think it will be comfortable. I have an additional bar over the tire. Considering having support bolsters that widen the sitting area.
I will use sheet metal to box the base. I want to bolt it down from within so I can remove it if desired.
Now, I was also considering a folding back rest. I like the mechanism used on these beach chairs. I might use their geometry. My goal is to be able to close the seat and have a tough surface for carrying items and not risk tearing my seats.
Final thought. I would have a couple bolting locations so that I could turn the box if desired.
Peace all.
Gnarly Adventurer
Joined: Nov 2011
Location: Michigan
Oddometer: 101
Best day ever!
Today, it all became worth it. I was seriously wondering if I was going to pull this off. Sure I could make it look decent but was it actually going to be rideable?
I received my fork clamp and my VW steering dampner (about $100 total for both delivered) I was so anxious to see if it helped reduce the head shake. Would it be too hard to steer? Would I need a whole different front end?
Bolted it up. Made sure it had full range of motion. Made sure it was perfectly leveraged to take full advantage of the dampning right off center. Moving it in the garage is a chore (but it was before). Turning extremely left or right from the driveway to the road requires some muscle. But under power.... Unbelievable! ABSOLUTELY NO HEADSHAKE WHATSOEVER!
I don't mean this 'sort of' worked... I mean this rig is tight! I can't believe how perfectly it is set up. It tracks so true. I can even swerve! I can brake HARD. I honestly never expected that. When I brake, it doesn't dive or try to come around. It squats down and stops. I have a functioning 'yet unpolished' rig.
I cut out the floor (it had been previously roughed out). It was trimmed soo small that I can't get screws around the edges. I tack welded it in place for now.
I rode it to get fuel at the local stop. It was dark out. I no sooner finished filling up and the owner came out to ask me about it. I herar that happens often with a hack. If it gets tiresome, I may need to carry some jerry cans
Gnarly Adventurer
Joined: Nov 2011
Location: Michigan
Oddometer: 101
Small update
I welded in a few gussets near the bottom mounts.
I keep getting the hebie jeebies when I think about the chance a weld could break at speed.
I put two 5gl buckets on the sidecar today (about 70lbs) It definitely helped the sidecar shock mellow out with some weight.
New steering impressions.
It is nice on a relatively straight road but turning is massively heavy. The wheel wants to go straight and turning onto a side road at 40pmh requires all my strength. (This is why people put on leading links) I think I can do a few mods to help. I think I will consider wider bars and moving them closer. My old hack had super wide bars. It was like pushing a wheelbarrow.
I find myself pointing and shooting. If I am in a parking lot, instead of making a gentle arc, I turn, then blast straight.
I've been working on the fender and considering some color combos.
Gnarly Adventurer
Joined: Nov 2011
Location: Michigan
Oddometer: 101
Ran some errands today.
Picked up some lumber. Not really set up for hauling yet. The steel tube is to large for my hooks.
I have two mounting locations on my steering stabilizer. Moved to the inner one. Steering is lighter with no head shake.
Even though the bike is true, load it and the bike pulls. Adjust it and then you come to a crowned road and you have a new set of problems.
Today I awoke to some seriously sore arms and back. Driving a hack really uses some muscle. The gyroscopic effect of a wheel is nearly impossible to overcome (on a standard bike, you lean and only actually turn at slow speeds).
I am designing a extension to bolt to my left handlebar. I always need my right on the throttle and brake but the left could use a better grab handle like I've seen on ice racing sidecars. It could look cool and be functional.
Cosmetically, the hack looks rough. My welds are like bird shit. I've been grinding and re-welding. I've really messed up my floor. First I tried to screw/rivet but I didn't have enough sheet metal. I tack welded only to burn holes. So I welded the entire edge and it is fantastically wrong. I ground some of it smooth but the edges look like a Pollock painting.
Finially, I have been toying with a 'ski' for the lack of a better word. The corner of my hack is low and sharp. It could easily catch on something. I have a welded bracked that I will attach a shaped wooded board that can drag should I bottom out (like entering my driveway while turning right. Looks like an ankle cutter
Joined: May 2008
Location: 3.7 miles North of Hell...SEATTLE....
Oddometer: 3,957
I put a bar end off of a mountain bike on my left handle bar,it helped alot.!!!
2012 Honda NC700XAR
1994 KTM440 exc
Joined: May 2008
Location: 3.7 miles North of Hell...SEATTLE....
Oddometer: 3,957
You should build a set of LEADING LEGS for it,they make it like power steering.!!
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1994 KTM440 exc
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She spoke with Billy Bush from Access Hollywood, not the Today Show. She said she suffered a miscarriage and have to undergo surgeries. Weight gain is very common, especially due to certain medications and emotional trauma surrounding the loss of an unborn child.
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congrats !
Jessiebanana 4 years
And this is why pregnancy rumors are so hurtful. It's also why celebrities need space to announce their pregnancy after the first trimester when they are ready. They are people and most miscarriages happen in that first trimester so announcing it before the end of that is risky. Anyways I am very happy for her.
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people stop being so harsh on her especially if you've never yourself or known someone who has suffered a miscarriage or miscarriages before having a healthy pregnancy child birth. the older a woman is when she has children the more water she's going to retain during pregnancy never mind for someone like Mariah who's never had acne pregnancy induced acne will be very unpleasant but she'll deal with it if it means having a healthy happy baby after what she's been through
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congrats...good luck kid
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Yeah, this was pretty obvious... Congrats to them!
missyd 4 years
she just said to Billy Bush that she never had fertility treatments. That she conceived naturally.
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1. She is not "in" for anything - she can afford all the help she needs. 2. The weight gain isn't recent. Mariah has been a bigger girl for a while. And if she gains during the pregnancy, so what. Perhaps she should go on a starvation diet so she can look like Gisele three days after giving birth? And btw, fertility treatements can cause all kinds of issues, including a pretty significant weight gain in some women.
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was there any doubt. She has gained a TON of weight already.
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What is an Assault Rifle? What You Have Been Programmed to Believe is a Lie! Educate Yourself and OthersSubmitted by freedom express on Sat, 12/22/2012 - 08:46
San Jose Police Officer L. Pyle gives us an education and shows how the Mainstream Media misuses the definition of an "Assault Rifle". This would be a good video to send to the NRA collectivist board, because with their previous support for (non)Assault Rifle ban, they are just as ignorant of the facts. If the NRA was really for 2nd Amendment rights, they would of spent money to educate people on the differences, instead of sheepishly compromising the issue allowing the banishment!
With Wayne LaPierre's calling for the Federal Gov. to legislate funds to provide trained security for all schools, it proves the NRA is nothing more than Big Government Collectivists, period. They should spend money educating people, and calling for teachers to conceal carry, but instead, they want the Feds to take care of the problem with more government. I guess that's the reason LaPierre personally endorsed anti-gun Harry Reid in his last Senate race over the pro-gun GOP candidate Sharon Angle.
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I've assaulted many deer with my rifle even though it's not an assault rifle...
Why not call them tactical weapons? Because it doesn't have the negative effect that the media and opponents want!
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Most of those who think so actually don't and most of those who think sew actually rip.
What is gun violence?
I have never seen a gun become angry, pick itself up, load itself, take off its own safety and then go on a violent rampage.
Now people on the other hand... Why blame all this violence on the innocent gun?
What about Knife violence? How come knives get a free pass? Sure a knife has gone crazy somewhere, sometime?
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This article previews the completely redesigned 2013 Toyota Avalon a mid-size sedan with few weaknesses and much driving excitement.
The Avalon is the largest car that Toyota builds. Additionally, new model is the automaker's first car that is designed, engineered, built, sold and serviced completely in America.
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The Avalon's wheelbase measures 111 inches and the trunk has 16 cubic feet of cargo space. The car's fuel tank holds 18 gallons and its highway cruising range is 550 miles.
Compared with the last model, this new Avalon has a tighter, sportier and more exciting exterior.
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The Avalon's side profile is long and sleek. It has a coupe like shape including a low roof line (it looks similar to the Lexus ES 350). The upper glass has limited height and accentuates the height of the doors. There is a beveled cut line located just above the door handles as well as a cut line below the door handles. The front and rear fenders are slightly flared at the edges. Otherwise the look is flat and smooth. The front headlights and rear taillights are visible in the fenders.
At the rear the Avalon has a broad and solid look. The trunk deck lid includes a spoiler lip at the top. The LED taillights are trim horizontal units that extend into the trunk and into the rear fenders. Furthermore, a classy looking chrome insert is fitted in between the taillights. A black insert down low contains oval racetrack shaped exhausts at the edges.
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The brakes are discs at all four corners measuring 11.6 inches at the front and 11 inches at the rear. The Avalon's 60-0 mph stopping distance is in 118 feet. The tires measure 215 55 17 inch. Larger 255 45 18 inch tires are also available.
The suspension at the front includes MacPherson struts, coil springs, gas shock absorbers and a stabilizer bar. At the rear the setup includes multi-links, coil springs, gas shock absorbers and a stabilizer bar.
Standard features on this Toyota include 4-way power driver and passengers seats, air conditioning, power door locks, windows and mirrors, remote power door locks, cruise control, power tilt and telescoping steering wheel, external temperature display, front and rear cup holders, remote trunk release, retained accessory power, electronic speed-proportional power steering, 12 volt power outlets, interior air filter, front and rear reading lights, 8-speaker AM/FM/CD/MP3 stereo with Sirius XM satellite radio with Bluetooth hands-free phone, auxiliary audio input and iPod integration, radio data system, pre-wired for phone, USB connection and more.
Standard safety features include four-wheel ABS brakes, front and rear head air bags, dual front side-mounted air bags, passenger air bag sensing deactivation, child seat anchors, rear door child safety locks, remote anti-theft alarm system, engine immobilizer, electronic brake assist, electronic brakeforce distribution, stability and traction control, tire pressure monitoring and more.
The fuel rating for this mid-size Toyota is 21 city and 31 mpg highway.
On the road the Avalon offers good acceleration, sporty handling and good ride quality. The car especially excels on the highway as it is a comfortable cruiser. Overall, this top of the line Toyota is an impressive sedan that is highly polished and will provide many years of driving enjoyment.
The 2013 Toyota Avalon's price will start at close to $34,000. Look for this Toyota to be in dealership showrooms by August 2012.
If you want mid-size sedan that offers good room on the inside and provides much comfort, the 2013 Toyota Avalon is hard to beat. Is it a value priced Lexus? Most indicators say yes indeed!
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serpentine belt on 99 chevy cav
spazmoJuly 7, 2006
so i just had to replace the alternator which was a breeze.....unfortunately gettin the serpentine belt back on is bein a huge pain.....any tips? im sure ive got the belt routed correctly, it just seems like the tensioner doesnt actually give enough slack, it gives what, 1/2"-1" when loose? what should be the last pulley i put the belt on?
oh yeah...its a 2.2L with AC and power steering.....the only pulley that is really convienent to leave for last is the alternator, but the tensioneris also fairly close, and i was thinkin possibly better because it runs against the back of the belt rather than the grooved side
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DH_FIXPERMS(1) Debhelper DH_FIXPERMS(1) NAME dh_fixperms − fix permissions of files in package build directories SYNOPSIS dh_fixperms [debhelperoptions] [−Xitem] DESCRIPTION dh_fixperms is a debhelper program that is responsible for setting the permissions of files and directories in package build directories to a sane state — a state that complies with Debian policy. dh_fixperms makes all files in usr/share/doc in the package build directory (excluding files in the examples/ directory) be mode 644. It also changes the permissions of all man pages to mode 644. It makes all files be owned by root, and it removes group and other write permission from all files. It removes execute permissions from any libraries, headers, perl modules, or desktop files that have it set. It makes all files in the standard bin and sbin directories, usr/games/ and etc/init.d executable (since v4). Finally, it removes the setuid and setgid bits from all files in the package. OPTIONS −Xitem, −−exclude item Exclude files that contain ''item'' anywhere in their filename from having their permissions changed. You may use this option multiple times to build up a list of things to exclude. SEE ALSO debhelper (7) This program is a part of debhelper. AUTHOR Joey Hess <firstname.lastname@example.com> 7.4.20 2010-04-06 1
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PSD is a US based company with research and development center in Vietnam to provide cost effective quality software outsourcing solution for worldwide customers. With headquarter in Silicon Valley, USA, we are in excellent position to serve our customers by working in Vietnam or abroad. We are focusing in the following areas:
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At Pyramid Software Development (PSD), we are constantly looking for outstanding engineers to develop world-class software for our customers. We offer the following benefits for qualified candidates:
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PSD is located in Quang Trung Software Park where the cost of living is low. The environment inside our offices and in the surrounding area is tranquil and serene as opposed to the crowded, noisy, and expensive sections of downtown Ho Chi Minh City. The area provides a much better setting for you and your family. Our engineers work with the latest technologies in embedded and hi-level software development for our eminent customers worldwide.
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