RX125

Apparently the this formula was what you'd need to use to derive light trajectory. Well today I should be able to solve my current light trajectory hypothosis for the Legbreaker, with the arrival of a couple of 6V bulbsThe ….

Finally the wheel bearings for the Legbreaker arrived and I spent some time this weekend replacing them.It seemed as though these were the originals from the 70s and were in dire need of replacing.

Finally have all the parts painted and ready to be put back together. Was a nice day so was good to hang out in the sun, although I'm not sure how my office tan feels about that.

Well today we managed to get the hubs dismantled and cleaned up and painted.Spent A LOT of time removing the 1970's dirt from around the sprocket side hub.

The Legbreaker tank is now primed and ready for base coating.Spent most of the day today, sanding and bogging, sanding bogging x 20.

Today we stripped everything off the little 125. It came apart fairly easily with little persuasion from the rubber mallet (AKA.

We managed to find some time to do some work this morning. We made a bracket for mounting the speedo.

In stock form the little 2 stroke has it's plastic oil tank mounted to the frame, it fills the large space in the Triangle, and sits behind the side covers. So because we wanted to clean up the frame and …We also started work on fixing up the tank and smoothing out the dents.