Nice one ! And great video montage too ! I've shared this video in my community thread 🙂 I think your rake angle is too vertical and the forks should have a T instead of a flat bar ti the pivot point. I've made a video to explain all these angles and good practices : th-cam.com/video/9Oa0s7aIAMU/w-d-xo.html (auto subtitles are available)
I'm glad you liked the video, I put a lot of effort into it. Thank you for the advice. I have one question, since I want to install lighting on the motorcycle, is it possible to do it through the engine spark plug, because I'm afraid that the lighting will create a voltage drop on the spark plug. The motorcycle headlight that I mounted on the motorcycle is just for looks and doesn't have a bulb.
@@ultramake Hello, For the lighting you can't use the spark coil but you can use an old one without electronic ingnition (the ones that used points and condenser) and take the current from the small wire that goes from the coil to the points. It will generate around 6 to 12V depending on the light bulbs you're using. But keep in mind that it will be very weak : arround 10-20W
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In the clip it says that I made the motorcycle from Ø33.7mm bars, that's a mistake, I made them from Ø26.9mm bars (3/4).
Nice one ! And great video montage too !
I've shared this video in my community thread 🙂
I think your rake angle is too vertical and the forks should have a T instead of a flat bar ti the pivot point.
I've made a video to explain all these angles and good practices : th-cam.com/video/9Oa0s7aIAMU/w-d-xo.html (auto subtitles are available)
I'm glad you liked the video, I put a lot of effort into it. Thank you for the advice. I have one question, since I want to install lighting on the motorcycle, is it possible to do it through the engine spark plug, because I'm afraid that the lighting will create a voltage drop on the spark plug.
The motorcycle headlight that I mounted on the motorcycle is just for looks and doesn't have a bulb.
@@ultramake Hello,
For the lighting you can't use the spark coil but you can use an old one without electronic ingnition (the ones that used points and condenser) and take the current from the small wire that goes from the coil to the points. It will generate around 6 to 12V depending on the light bulbs you're using. But keep in mind that it will be very weak : arround 10-20W
@@ciclotronforever OK. Thanks.
mmm very nice man how much money