Potential pointy Adjuster Plates Group Buy

[Bibio]

curvy swingarms are a different profile completely so they would not fit even with a spacer i can look into a solution during the summer if curvy owners are really intrested in something similar.

wow 10 people already. bulk postage is not a problem in fact it's better

liking the idea of the AR Marc.

[maviczap]

TBH I've not had issues with my plates on my curvy swingarm, I bought some S/S ones from an Ebay seller

They're same dimensions as OEM, just in stainless. Would be real easy to fabricate some I guess, or get stamped out. Depends on the demand

Mine are looking a bit battle scarred - would love a replacement. Count me in

1..joshwalker094....
2..DarrenSV650S.....
3..Epic Monkey......
4..MJC-DEV..........
5..Nobbylad.........
6..muzikill.........
7..The Guru.........Non-Scottoiler
8..The Guru.........Non-Scottoiler
9.. fluffer
10.Kilted Ginger
11. Turner

[Bibio]

Originally Posted by maviczap

TBH I've not had issues with my plates on my curvy swingarm, I bought some S/S ones from an Ebay seller

They're same dimensions as OEM, just in stainless. Would be real easy to fabricate some I guess, or get stamped out. Depends on the demand

pppfffttt i can have those OEM plates stamped out by the hundreds as i have access to a CNC punch press so they would cost peanuts, its a downstand for a scottoiler i need the dimensions for so i can take it off the top of the left plate and run it under the swingarm. all of which i can have done in shop which costs next no nowt, once the design is in Radan then its just a case of changing a few tooling posts and pressing a button

[Nobbylad]

When are you making them

1 set for me please. Thanks

[maviczap]

Originally Posted by Bibio

pppfffttt i can have those OEM plates stamped out by the hundreds as i have access to a CNC punch press so they would cost peanuts, its a downstand for a scottoiler i need the dimensions for so i can take it off the top of the left plate and run it under the swingarm. all of which i can have done in shop which costs next no nowt, once the design is in Radan then its just a case of changing a few tooling posts and pressing a button

Think I've got the old plates in the garage, can send them to you Bib, if there's enough demand from Curvy owners.

I don't need any though.

Best start a separate thread, as this is derailing yours

1..joshwalker094....
2..DarrenSV650S.....
3..Epic Monkey......
4..MJC-DEV..........
5..Nobbylad.........
6..muzikill.........
7..The Guru.........Non-Scottoiler
8..The Guru.........Non-Scottoiler
9..fluffer..........
10.Kilted Ginger....
11.Turner...........
12.Tetol............

[Bibio]

Originally Posted by maviczap

Think I've got the old plates in the garage, can send them to you Bib, if there's enough demand from Curvy owners.

I don't need any though.

Best start a separate thread, as this is derailing yours

i'll check see if there is any 3mm SS at the workshop first. i would like to get the pointy ones sorted first. but yes i would require the plates to have a look as i found with the pointy ones there is a few things needed to remove the 'slop' and fit properly on the spindle.

[muzikill]

Sorry to derail but if they already were adapted for a oiler by default i'd be quite happy. The swingarms already got the holes for paddock stand bobbins so why not have a bracket ready for a additional fitment?

2 versions. Oilerbracket version & normal. Youd order 2x normal as a oilerfree version or one of each for the other option.

It will give me another project to get on with, would another oiler system fit onto it or would it be scottoiler only?