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gregrobo
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Post by gregrobo »

there's no reason to weld the inside the standard y piece is only welded around the rhs and down tube
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_joshua_
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Post by _joshua_ »

My solution versus a "normal" (most common used) solution ...

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The blue lines represent the attachment of the engine, which in my case also reinforces the weld on the bottom 7 or 8cm long.

The red lines represent the junction between the parties. Normaly, the greater the length of weld is more great forces are spread across the weld.

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Sorry again for the quality of my English.... :wink:


PS, the image of the 2nd part is just to illustrate my explanation. I am not saying that this work is done poorly or incorrectly calculated, it is a very good job. I do not take into account the internal reinforcements of the bottom frame that are not.
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CR500AF SuperMotard under construction.
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CR500R7
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Post by CR500R7 »

What you lack in english you make up for, with pictures / diagrams. :wink: :D
BTW is that gen3 450 as opposed to gen3 250 frame. :?:
Man that things going to look great when its finished dude. :cool: :applaud: :applaud: :applaud:
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Post by dubious01 »

yup, Very very cool work!
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