The #4 Bike has that set up.
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The #4 Bike has that set up.
* 1978 ATC 90/180 Pauter PJ1 / Springer "Team BAPP" Bike *
* 1980 ATC 110/180 "Danny's Machine Works" 3D Sprint Dune Bike *
* Nicholson 500 Race Bike *
* HPATC Yamaha RD350 "Big Moe" Trike *
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Awesome. I've only seen one other pic of an 18" front on a 110. I'm guessing they were a better setup on hard packed short tracks?Originally Posted by Joseph Farrow
The #4 Bike has that set up.
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Cool stuff! The tire, wheel I was thinking of using won't be as wide as that and it's just a regular knobby. The tread pattern on that tire looks like the tread pattern on the rears that I'm using. I have the fenders and the rear tires mocked up now to see if I have the clearance to run the rears I have for it. Looks good. I'm gonna mount them on my wheels today. Also I think I found a solution for my paint dilemma. I'll find out in a few days.
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I haven't gotten a whole lot done to this lately but it is a roller now. I'm not using this tank on it. I have a tank in primer at work that's going on it. I couldn't bring myself to disturb the original paint on this one. I'm getting close. I need to have my crank rebuilt, cables and a clutch lever and the time to get it all put together. Easier said than done.
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Those fenders look nice!I haven't gotten a whole lot done to this lately but it is a roller now. I'm not using this tank on it. I have a tank in primer at work that's going on it. I couldn't bring myself to disturb the original paint on this one. I'm getting close. I need to have my crank rebuilt, cables and a clutch lever and the time to get it all put together. Easier said than done.
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Yes they do! Thanks again. They'll even look better after I paint them.
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Any update on this build? I like reading these forums on these kinds of builds, I like the US 90 tank you are using on the build looks neat.
1979 Atc 110 helm and son
1977 Atc 90
1980 Atc 110
1984 Atc 110
1985 Atc 110
1988 XR 200 bored 40 over,
Atc 200x bottom end.
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I'm still buying parts. I just got paint for it last weekend. I'm still looking for an aftermarket cylinder. If anyone out there has an extra one around 58mm, let me know! I think I have all of the other hard to find stuff for it, pretty much nailed down.
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Nice! Can't wait to see this build done, hopefully I will get my bottom end done this weekend on my one build. Your build looks great so far good luck.
1979 Atc 110 helm and son
1977 Atc 90
1980 Atc 110
1984 Atc 110
1985 Atc 110
1988 XR 200 bored 40 over,
Atc 200x bottom end.
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Well I pulled this out of the garage today to test fit an aftermarket headlight I found for it. I wasn't sure how well it would fit when I bought it because it is slightly larger the the stock one. It's a direct fit other than the fact that it has standard threads. I just didn't think it would look right with a painted bucket on chromed forks. I think this looks much better.
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Looking really good .....and cool to !!
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