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Hornet Rally Sidecar

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Is the doohicky with the four notches the nut?
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Roadracer_Al wrote:Is the doohicky with the four notches the nut?
yes - and I have a cool looking wrench for the nuts too :brows:

whaddayathink Al? 3 1/2" axle made from billet aluminum with a 1 1/2" bore for the crush tube be enough?
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new motor showed up this weekend - 2002 TL1000

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THAT ought to do it! What "it" is we shall see..... :screwy:
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Here's some interesting details on the 2002 TL1000R motor

Engine: 996 cc, 4-stroke, V-twin, liquid-cooled, DOHC, 8-valve
Bore/Stroke: 98.0 mm x 66.0 mm
Compression Ratio: 11.7:1
Max Power: 135 bhp (101 kW) at 9500 rpm
Max Torque: 78 ft·lbf (106 N·m) at 7500 rpm
Stator output 380w at 5,000 RPM
Hydraulic clutch
Fuel Injected
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The motor looks good. Not that the SV650 was weak, but a 120+ hp engine is waaaaaayyyyyy better!
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Amen to that.

Ken, I don't think your center tube needs to have a 1" thick wall -- unless I'm mis-reading your message. 1/4" is plenty.
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Roadracer_Al wrote:Amen to that.

Ken, I don't think your center tube needs to have a 1" thick wall -- unless I'm mis-reading your message. 1/4" is plenty.
with a car tire attached to it? I'll post a copy of the drawing next week (I hope).
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Kyler wrote:new motor showed up this weekend - 2002 TL1000


Did it come with Life Insurance? and I thought the CR500 was too much engine. lol
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Hare wrote:
Kyler wrote:new motor showed up this weekend - 2002 TL1000
Did it come with Life Insurance? and I thought the CR500 was too much engine. lol
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The difference is instead of 60 HP coming on like a switch, the 130 HP comes on smoothly... :angel:

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