Youngsters H1D
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Marve114
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Youngsters H1D
Where do I start been looking at classic 2 strokes for a while now
my dad is reliving his youth and bought from a H1 and project / doner bike from a nice chap called Robert from Cornwall
Any how's dads bike turns out to be dels old bike on here .
Long story short I went down to Eastbourne had a go on dads H1 and mother says I can have the other project bike
Thanks mum ( chealsea girl ) and dad (mr krabbs ). Both members on here
In a way it's great that it initially cost me nout as it's beginning to cost a fortune
Engine was half split due to crank failure .
I've split the bottom end and run the crank along with the barrels up to Gary for some love that man is a true gent , sorted me out with a H1 D rotor and showed me a few things to look out for !!!
Got the correct cases coming from the other Gary from up north and he also sorted me out with a side stand , another true gent
Wiring loom and stator coming from the USA from Danny at triple parts again a gentleman
also a massive thanks to my mate Barry for his constant support and guidance!!
One thing I have learned is most of you guys are so helpful and I don't mean this funny but I don't think you'd get that from a younger generation .
Any ways enough of that I've been getting stuck in a few pictures to follow
my dad is reliving his youth and bought from a H1 and project / doner bike from a nice chap called Robert from Cornwall
Any how's dads bike turns out to be dels old bike on here .
Long story short I went down to Eastbourne had a go on dads H1 and mother says I can have the other project bike
Thanks mum ( chealsea girl ) and dad (mr krabbs ). Both members on here
In a way it's great that it initially cost me nout as it's beginning to cost a fortune
Engine was half split due to crank failure .
I've split the bottom end and run the crank along with the barrels up to Gary for some love that man is a true gent , sorted me out with a H1 D rotor and showed me a few things to look out for !!!
Got the correct cases coming from the other Gary from up north and he also sorted me out with a side stand , another true gent
Wiring loom and stator coming from the USA from Danny at triple parts again a gentleman
also a massive thanks to my mate Barry for his constant support and guidance!!
One thing I have learned is most of you guys are so helpful and I don't mean this funny but I don't think you'd get that from a younger generation .
Any ways enough of that I've been getting stuck in a few pictures to follow
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Marve114
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Masked area is where the frame has got to be welded up its cracked by the bottom mount

Couldn't leave it all bare metal so I put a coat of paint on

And don't panic I masked this up
Just going to have this as a rider
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Marve114
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Re: Youngsters H1D
There you are still loads todo and loads to spend but I'm pushing on
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Re: Youngsters H1D
Very nice.
keep going it will all be worth it in the end. Just for the grin factor.
keep going it will all be worth it in the end. Just for the grin factor.
Ever started something you wish you had'nt.
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Marve114
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Re: Youngsters H1D
I'm hoping to have it on the road for summer in a rideable form .
Then just keep chipping away at it I'm not after a show stopper
Then just keep chipping away at it I'm not after a show stopper
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Marve114
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Re: Youngsters H1D
Will do
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Re: Youngsters H1D
Kooshsti 
Real Street Triples Are Red lined Not Molly-codelled
Pull your tongue outta my arse-hole Gary dogs do that!
Pull your tongue outta my arse-hole Gary dogs do that!
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Re: Youngsters H1D
a younger, hello :wink:
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Marve114
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Re: Youngsters H1D

So glad I took the time and effort to degrease the frame and rub all the grime and crap off as I found this old crack that could of easily been over looked ..
So only one thing for it really

Welding time with that done I went on to do this


The wrong black I know !!
With this all drying I moved my focus over to the front forks .
Stantions totally knackered so will be preserving a new set with seals and oil ..
Some ham fisted test has been at them in the past but should be ok to go again for a while longer .
Oil in the fork oh my god it was like treacle !!
That's all for today
Lee
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Re: Youngsters H1D
That is a serious bit of welding kit. 
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Re: Youngsters H1D
Stanchion, seals and dust seals are on their way 
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Marve114
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Re: Youngsters H1D
Thank you very muchg6mow wrote:Stanchion, seals and dust seals are on their way
We don't mess around with welding .
So yesterday spent another arm and a leg
Chain and sprockets
Stantions and seals
Rear shoes
Front wheel bearings
Don't get me started on the tyres they was a total **** to remove
So with a little be of luck once every thing is here a few days and it will be back on its wheels
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Nice work fella!! Yep the Crankster knows his onions and as you say is a nice chap too boot . Keep piccies coming as we all like this sort of stuff. Oh yeh WELCOME to le Club 
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Re: Youngsters H1D
Hit a bit of bump in the road again replaced one fork leg lower as it was butchered.
Cleaned off the other lower only to find the h1 butcher got the other lower

Built it up temporarily so I can get it back on its wheels nice and easy to work on so I dont mind ..
Done a head race bearing conversion and done away with the ball bearings fitted the bottom and top yoke

Il do a bit more tomorrow
Cleaned off the other lower only to find the h1 butcher got the other lower

Built it up temporarily so I can get it back on its wheels nice and easy to work on so I dont mind ..
Done a head race bearing conversion and done away with the ball bearings fitted the bottom and top yoke

Il do a bit more tomorrow
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Re: Youngsters H1D
You'll need a small spacer between the headlamp brackets and the yokes as you will have made a bigger gap by fitting the taper rollersMarve114 wrote:Hit a bit of bump in the road again replaced one fork leg lower as it was butchered.
Cleaned off the other lower only to find the h1 butcher got the other lower
Built it up temporarily so I can get it back on its wheels nice and easy to work on so I dont mind ..
Done a head race bearing conversion and done away with the ball bearings fitted the bottom and top yoke
Il do a bit more tomorrow
Might have a fork bottom, will look tomorrow
Gary T
Boffin in a coffin
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Re: Youngsters H1D
Looks like your rotor was trying to weld itself onto the crank 
Keep One wheel down . . . . .
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Hal
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Re: Youngsters H1D
You have the brake arm/rod upside down Lee. The rod should be above the wheel spindle. I understand it can be dangerous the way you have it - locking up with suspension movement - but you'd find standard pipes probably not fitting like this anyway.
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