Mk 1 Dog Bones
- jontymiller
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Mk 1 Dog Bones
Barney was talking about highering a CRM Mk1 by shortening the dog bones, as I am 6ft3 this would help alot. What is the best distance between the centre of the two holes of the dog bones. Please help I have searched through the site and found nothing about highering the bike just lowering it.
Thanks
Jonty
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Jonty
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Re: Mk 1 Dog Bones
I don't think anyone can give you an answer. You will just have to experiment. Try shortening by intervals of 5mm
There are 'infinitely' adjustable links on Rinkya.

There are 'infinitely' adjustable links on Rinkya.
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Re: Mk 1 Dog Bones
Thanks a might just play around with some 6mm plating i have lying around.
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Re: Mk 1 Dog Bones
jonty,
at 6ft 3 and a smidge (and not the smallest bear in the woods)haha
measuring a set of standard bones at 66mm centre to centre.
the homemaders that came with my mk1 are 53mm centre to centre, they do whack the rear into the air quite a bit.
the only way i can describe the height is it's halfway between navel and nipple.......works for me though .standards were way to low.
bit of a swine parking though unless you can always find a convenient wall or tree......haha
hope that helps a bit.........d
at 6ft 3 and a smidge (and not the smallest bear in the woods)haha
measuring a set of standard bones at 66mm centre to centre.
the homemaders that came with my mk1 are 53mm centre to centre, they do whack the rear into the air quite a bit.
the only way i can describe the height is it's halfway between navel and nipple.......works for me though .standards were way to low.
bit of a swine parking though unless you can always find a convenient wall or tree......haha
hope that helps a bit.........d
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Re: Mk 1 Dog Bones
Mate your a legend... I might have a hack at it later on.
Thanks for the help
Jonty
Thanks for the help
Jonty