WTF!!!!!
Posted: December 22nd, 2009, 12:15 pm
				
				
Addressing the survival of the legendary CR500!
https://www.bannedcr500riders.com/



This is the supposedly "BRAND NEW- ZERO TIME" motor Facher sold todannygraves wrote:ok, Bob, whos bolt backed out?
 
   I don't lock-tite that bolt and never have, I just crank it on w/ some good torque... wow...
 I don't lock-tite that bolt and never have, I just crank it on w/ some good torque... wow...With a penny locking the whole gizmo up.....dannygraves wrote:I don't lock-tite that bolt and never have, I just crank it on w/ some good torque...


lewisclan wrote:Ok what the hell is that

Haahahaahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaahahahahaahahaahaahaahahahaahaaha!blownbillybob wrote:thats one of those new anti crank walking side cover bolt gizmos for a full floating crankster
I too have inspected the frame multiple times just in case but...i have said this before.......I dont think mike fachar ever welded any of the frames.... he told me several different times that his welding equipment was at his house because the city wouldnt allow him to keep his welding stuff at his office which was a full industrial complex....ya ok....well i have been to his house many times and in the gararge many times and not one bit of equipment.....he also had to make all the modifications to the radiators, when i was at his shop one time, there was a box with the shop name written on it with a large marker that had a bunch of radiators that were modified and wrapped up with the shop initials on the bubble wrap..as in he sent the radiators out for the mods...why would he put his own shop initials on his own product that he just modified.... just little things you think of after everything went down.torque monster wrote:
I'd be worried about the quality of the frame work - could leave you in a very bad spot if something were to break. My thought, what on that bike did he do correct or hasn't broken yet
Others with TTM bikes should be taking note of the way yours has went and give the frames and motors he did for them a good looking over.
AlisoBob wrote:Haahahaahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaahahahahaahahaahaahaahahahaahaaha!blownbillybob wrote:thats one of those new anti crank walking side cover bolt gizmos for a full floating crankster

teamdns wrote:I too have inspected the frame multiple times just in case but...i have said this before.......I dont think mike fachar ever welded any of the frames.... he told me several different times that his welding equipment was at his house because the city wouldnt allow him to keep his welding stuff at his office which was a full industrial complex....ya ok....well i have been to his house many times and in the gararge many times and not one bit of equipment.....he also had to make all the modifications to the radiators, when i was at his shop one time, there was a box with the shop name written on it with a large marker that had a bunch of radiators that were modified and wrapped up with the shop initials on the bubble wrap..as in he sent the radiators out for the mods...why would he put his own shop initials on his own product that he just modified.... just little things you think of after everything went down.torque monster wrote:
I'd be worried about the quality of the frame work - could leave you in a very bad spot if something were to break. My thought, what on that bike did he do correct or hasn't broken yet
Others with TTM bikes should be taking note of the way yours has went and give the frames and motors he did for them a good looking over.
this also goes inline with the story that he did all of his own cylinder work in house....i have meet the guy that does it for him 3 times (i think wheelie had an issue with delivery from him because of that reason).
 
   I guess not a damn honest thing came out of that dudes mouth! like him telling me that he had a miller dynasty 700 and iot was so precise that he could weld two soda cans together
 I guess not a damn honest thing came out of that dudes mouth! like him telling me that he had a miller dynasty 700 and iot was so precise that he could weld two soda cans together 
dannygraves wrote: was so precise that he could weld two soda cans together
 
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
  
