Delivery Announcement: INGRID is here

Discussion in 'Hacks' started by Abenteuerfahrer, Mar 4, 2009.

  1. Abenteuerfahrer

    Abenteuerfahrer Deaf on Wheels

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    Received my Hack yesterday from Dauntless(M72D) as promised. Here she is being unpacked and sorted out. I ordered her unpainted as I plan on a different color scheme. Will report daily or weekly updates pertaining to attaching her to my 2005 1200 GS as well as painting both bike and tub. Stay tuned....

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    TILT motor mechanism
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    Top view...
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    Shock and disc brake assemblies
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    Auxillary 6 gal fuel tank underneath tub
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    Fuel Pump for transferring fuel to bikes tank...

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    Fuel Filler cap and hose...

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    Trunk...

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    Subframe, mainframe and appendages..will pick up bike tomorrow from the dealer for installation of a ceramic clutch...
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  2. johno

    johno Long timer

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    :tb :tb That is fantastic:clap

    Is it one of the new fibre glass tubs? or the steel repo.

    Cant wait to see the finished result.:D
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  3. Abenteuerfahrer

    Abenteuerfahrer Deaf on Wheels

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    It's the new fiberglass(GRP) repo. Currently it is as is coming out of the mold. It will be sanded, primed and then painted a mellow yellow/ Monza red.
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  4. RedMenace

    RedMenace Adventure Sidecar

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    Very nice. I can hardly wait until you post finished pix!

    Looks like Jay may have beefed up or redesigned his tilt mechanism?

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  5. AceRph

    AceRph Retired slacker

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    Auxiliary gas tank will be really handy.

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  6. TouringDave

    TouringDave Tri Moto Veritas

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    Very nice :clap

    love the wheel and tyre
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  7. larryboy

    larryboy Just obey!

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    Wow, I'm jealous. :deal


    Looks awesome with that wheel. :clap
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  8. tony the tiger

    tony the tiger Long timer

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    Yes, nice lookin' wheel, there.
    Good crating job too, from the looks of it (sorry - it's kinda' my "thing")...
    Abenteuerfahrer - when I saw the aux tank underneath pic, the first thing I thought was "wonder where the filler is?" :lol3
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  9. monkeyfez

    monkeyfez Enabler....

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    :tb :tb That is just gorgeous! Wow.

    I'm subscribing to this thread to see the progress.:lurk
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  10. BikePilot

    BikePilot Long timer

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    I'd probably make an access hole before painting. Then you could always pop a rubber grommet in to plug up the hole. Would look nice and clean and make life a lot easier if you break a shock (something I'm guessing isn't too uncommon in heavily loaded, long distance off road trips on such a machine...).
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  11. carey

    carey 2 wheels good, 3 good too

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  12. tony the tiger

    tony the tiger Long timer

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    Didja' try posting up in regionals? Probably find a volunteer somewhere in the vicinity. :thumb
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  13. Abenteuerfahrer

    Abenteuerfahrer Deaf on Wheels

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    I am sure Jay knows who has them...We know that Mike Paull has one with his DSZ(Liberty designed subframe), but he's on the road somewhere and just did the Tierra del Fuego on his 1150 and Jays Hack.
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  14. BeemerChef

    BeemerChef Wandering Homeless

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    Beautiful... getting fancy!!! No biggie about the TILT... it is not even needed if properly fitted. It might also be that after riding every day for 900 sunsrises and sunsets I am used to it...

    Hope to see you down the road sometime...

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    But.... you really need that wheel and tire from Dave...

    Be well... always. Ara & Spirit
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  15. Abenteuerfahrer

    Abenteuerfahrer Deaf on Wheels

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    Hi Beemerchef....good hearing from you again. I know about the pusher tire but have been unable in getting one, it seems that Dave(inmate Stroker????) isn't producing these tires en masse, so I am waiting for him to solicit our needs before building them in quantities. Also he will have to differentiate the wheel mounts for those wanting them for their 1100; 1150, and 1200 Gs'es. He seems to build them in-house?
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  16. BeemerChef

    BeemerChef Wandering Homeless

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    Actually he has a very capable machinist making them... last I heard he was making about 10 of them. Do you want his e mail? he is working right now but will be home next week. Just talked to him yesterday as I am going to try a snow/mud tire!!! I understand about the fittings... I put this wheel on much easier than the stock! Beautiful job... Let me know, anything I can do to help... By getting 12K on the front and car this has really opened up my riding!!! I was getting 3K... and much $'s to replace them

    Be well, Ara & Spirit
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  17. Stroker

    Stroker motorcycle traveler Supporter

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    We are starting to catch up on wheel orders, but thankfully there is a lot of new interest. It seems that quite a few hack pilots were burning up too many tires. Send me a PM and we will get you on the list for a wheel. Thanks, Stroker
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  18. Stroker

    Stroker motorcycle traveler Supporter

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    Abenteuefaher, your new rig is a work of art. I can't wait to see it in person. Jay's new subframe and hack frame are worlds apart from the earlier model. I feel a little foolish as after backtacking thru your thread I realize (and remember) that you are wanting a pusher wheel for a 1200GS. I need to get my hands on a 1200 wheel so we can reverse engineer a proto-type pusher wheel to try on your rig. Congradulations on your project! Stroker
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  19. Smiley1eye

    Smiley1eye Been here awhile

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    That hack is the bee's knees! That aux fuel tank idea is getting copied! Hope you take it as a compliment.
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  20. claude

    claude Sidecar Jockey

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    No doubt you will have one beautiful rig when you're done Elmer!! :clap :clap

    You're in good hands with Jay, he'll come though. Too bad about the hickup but things happen.

    Oh, Hey, watch that Ara dude you'll get that nice paint chipped up if you ride with him :evil
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