Ness Style Diggers
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Fossil
- Tourist
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- Joined: Fri Aug 09, 2019 12:39 pm
- SELF INTRODUCTION: Just an old Dude exploring the world while I still have time. Used to be a member here but forgot my login information so trying to re-register. Working on the placer deposits in Nevada so no roads here to ride anything on unless it;s a dirt bike and even that can be pretty hairy. Nice to see that the place is still active. The old CBH is due to go offline in November. Have to computer anymore and cell signals out here are few and far between so it's hard to maintain any type of regular contact with anybody but glad to see a lot of familiar names.
Ness Style Diggers
We're going to be doing a Ness style Digger in a few weeks working in cooperation with a builder in the Seattle area. We've finished with the research and will be posting frame geometry soon so stay tuned...........
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curt
- Long in the Tooth
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- Joined: Tue Oct 25, 2011 11:36 am
- SELF INTRODUCTION: hi everyone its me from the old bord hopeing to see everyone come here and all the newcomers . lets make this as good as the old one or even better . lookin foreward to seeing everyones projects continue and ill be continueing mine too
- Location: utica new york
Re: Ness Style Diggers
im in
ever notice when you hit somethin or someone with a hammer you feel instantly better
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Fossil
- Tourist
- Posts: 39
- Joined: Fri Aug 09, 2019 12:39 pm
- SELF INTRODUCTION: Just an old Dude exploring the world while I still have time. Used to be a member here but forgot my login information so trying to re-register. Working on the placer deposits in Nevada so no roads here to ride anything on unless it;s a dirt bike and even that can be pretty hairy. Nice to see that the place is still active. The old CBH is due to go offline in November. Have to computer anymore and cell signals out here are few and far between so it's hard to maintain any type of regular contact with anybody but glad to see a lot of familiar names.
Re: Ness Style Diggers
It's kind of ironic that coming into bikes from the dragster end of things I never liked the so-called 'Digger' style bikes at all, mostly because they all seemed to be show-only types but doing the research was interesting.
The project we're working on will be for the 86-03 Evo sportster motor but easily adaptable for the Ironheads (one of which I still have but haven't messed with yet).
If nothing else I'd like to post some good drawings of an accurate sporty motormount fixture for use in typical frame jigs. The one that Big Al sells is a little pricey for my budget.
The project we're working on will be for the 86-03 Evo sportster motor but easily adaptable for the Ironheads (one of which I still have but haven't messed with yet).
If nothing else I'd like to post some good drawings of an accurate sporty motormount fixture for use in typical frame jigs. The one that Big Al sells is a little pricey for my budget.
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Jeff L
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- SELF INTRODUCTION: Hey...I live in South Jersey (the Super Fund State) work as an Operating Engineer local825.Besides bikes I love to fish the surf.I have my current & seemingly endless project a BSA 750 Rocket3, a 72 Honda CB750,79 Kawasaki KZ1000, 48 Simplex, & a 62 Norton Atlas engine
- Location: South Jersey
Re: Ness Style Diggers
coo;....I love diggers
Changing the shape of the Earth...1 bucket at a time...IUOE local 825 top of the food chain