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Introductions / Hi from Brisbane!
« on: December 06, 2016, 11:37:23 pm »
Hi all
Rider, restorer (and occasionally) crasher of old dirt bikes. Started on a bombed out XR100 when I was 12, crashed it 20mins later, got a ripper burn scar out of it, the addiction was born haha. I currently own a 2004 Husaberg FS650, 1995 Husqvarna WR360 and a kitted out 1992 CR500 in an alloy frame. So technically nothing 'Vintage' yet but im a big fan of old european machines
Im 21 and living in Brisbane. I have a little 3D printing business and Im very interested in reproducing bits for old bikes and making custom parts for all makes. Ive been pushing very hard to perfect 3D printing in polyurethane to reproduce rubber parts for old bikes, and all signs so far are good. As time goes on and I collect more and more bits I hope to add catalogues of parts for individual bikes to my store. Ive got a few IT Yammy parts coming in this week. Pretty cool anyway I love it! A couple of really cool custom projects have been made possible by what I do.
http://www.duckhive3d.com/motorcycle-parts
Im a Husaberg diehard and help admin a facebook group for them. (Husaberg Appreciation Society great source of tips and tricks if anyone is interested)
The berg, have racked up 20000ks and 3 rebuilds by yours truly
The 500
3d Printed 1996 TZ125 Intake Manifold
3D printed Fuel Pump mounts and intake adapter
1984 CR500 Intake manifold I designed today, printing now.
Exciting stuff glad to be a part of the forum.
Rider, restorer (and occasionally) crasher of old dirt bikes. Started on a bombed out XR100 when I was 12, crashed it 20mins later, got a ripper burn scar out of it, the addiction was born haha. I currently own a 2004 Husaberg FS650, 1995 Husqvarna WR360 and a kitted out 1992 CR500 in an alloy frame. So technically nothing 'Vintage' yet but im a big fan of old european machines
Im 21 and living in Brisbane. I have a little 3D printing business and Im very interested in reproducing bits for old bikes and making custom parts for all makes. Ive been pushing very hard to perfect 3D printing in polyurethane to reproduce rubber parts for old bikes, and all signs so far are good. As time goes on and I collect more and more bits I hope to add catalogues of parts for individual bikes to my store. Ive got a few IT Yammy parts coming in this week. Pretty cool anyway I love it! A couple of really cool custom projects have been made possible by what I do.http://www.duckhive3d.com/motorcycle-parts
Im a Husaberg diehard and help admin a facebook group for them. (Husaberg Appreciation Society great source of tips and tricks if anyone is interested)
The berg, have racked up 20000ks and 3 rebuilds by yours truly
The 500
3d Printed 1996 TZ125 Intake Manifold
3D printed Fuel Pump mounts and intake adapter
1984 CR500 Intake manifold I designed today, printing now.
Exciting stuff glad to be a part of the forum.