I've just ordered some tapered steering bearings, and from what I've heard the original ones can be tricky wee buggers to remove... Does anyone have some...
Rich - Thanks for the tip! It IS a secret to ME - I do metal - not hides ... I am not well versed in the subtleties of leather. I CAN tell you to try...
... in a ... The knights say "Ni!" Patsy "It's only a model" http://www.mwscomp.com/movies/grail/grail.htm#script I like the French taunting "No. Now, go...
It's not necessarily that bad. Though the welder, jack hammer and angle grinder might clarify your intent Inquisition style, ("Show it the instruments of...
I know that SignGuy and ScooterBoob are trying to spin this into a different subject, but I have a question. I know, I know, it wont get answered like my last...
Most of our bikes (98%) are flatheads. They are rebuilt from parts from different sources, and yes, even KMZ's parts. They are built in the Soviet Method: ...
On my Ural, I seem to recall they tapped out fairly easily with a long punch - got to them from the opposite side, as it were. Not sure if Dneprs are the...
Wow, You have a better selection than the auto bazaar in Almaty. It took me two years of sifting through tons of boxes of junk to get half as much that is...
No vested interest -- just info for those who are always looking for more manuals and info. I want to add my comments to an earlier post about the British guy...
Thanks Lloyd. But that wall thickness is a bit thin for a luggage rack in that dia. I'll have to get some 10K psi rated SS hydraulic tubing. I live in/near...
Rich...Yes marine supply should have everything....As soon as I finish Keiths wiring on the trailer I will send you a photo of your old 16 hooked up to a...
I hope to drop in again today...good day for it. ... From: <lloydsea@...> To: <dneprheads@yahoogroups.com> Sent: Thursday, December 02, 2004 7:46 AM ...
I think the big problem here is a cross cultural misunderstanding of what we in the Army would term "serviceable". In America we expect/demand that everything...
I don't have much of a history with this list, but I did want to share my experiences...I have bought some parts from Yuri, and have had only good experiences....
Guys I put the finishing touches on my custom Retro and M72 rig this morning. You can see it in the "Retro and M72" photo album. I used Mercedes convertible...
Hey 'Possum, would you expect an old Harley built with 1950's-60's metallurgy on a design that was AT LEAST fifteen years old back THEN to be reconditioned to...
Looks pretty cool. I was considering getting a new Retro combo. How are they? Any big problems? Is it possible to easily replace those cucumber pipes (I've...
Hey Rich! Just Stunning, as is the usual assessment of your labors. BTW, the pix on my monitor look way more red orange than the 30's look maroon color you'd...
I bought this magazine a couple of months ago (September) with this article. It got me to considering jumping ship to a new Ural (from old Dnepr's). You can...
I didn't have THAT much of an adventure ... but VERY well put. none the less!! Thank you ... I'll get you a check out tomorrow!! Hahahaha!!! ... what we in the...
Doug - I have bought several hundred dollars worth of parts from him, also ... although he is just a little hard to deal with on the phone (his technical...
Gary They're great rigs. But all three brakes are hydraulic and very powerful. That makes it difficult to adjust the sidecar brake for even stops. But it was...
Rick I have all the materials I need out there now to build a large pneumatic power hammer. I'll work on that later this month. But no money to build a English...
Quite an inspiration! I now feel like going out and making a sidecar for my Ural! Any pictures of the actual building process to give some indication of what...
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