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Post by Gwyn » 12 Nov 2006, 19:46

Anybody want to have a go at making a bashplate? I made one in about 2 hours using a 4\" disc cutter, drill and my favourite the hammer.If you cut slot in the plate near the frame rails, you can fix it using jubilee clips.


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Hi cool idea

Post by psychokev » 12 Nov 2006, 20:08

Hi would be great to see a pictue of finished bash plate :)
Many thanks Kevin
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Post by Gwyn » 12 Nov 2006, 20:35

Sorry the pic is not to good, but bike is dirty and the bash plate has reflective covering on it. (similar to road sign's).


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Post by TOXIC » 12 Nov 2006, 20:40

SIMILAR TO A ROAD SIGN :!: :!: :!: that was a road sign :!: :lol: some old farts going to be driving a round lost now :wink:

but i have to say paint it and it will look nice mate 8)
Lets have some fun CRM style !!

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Post by Gwyn » 12 Nov 2006, 20:52

Toxic, just going to strip it back, needs a bit of finishing, and then polish.

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Post by CRMR » 13 Nov 2006, 16:44

I had a good idea for a home made bashplate but it involves the bike being upside down to get it to size ,

I bought £2 a blue polypropilene(plastic) chopping board
This type of plastic becomes plyable when very hot ,

I was gonna cook it in the ovan for a while and just place it over the spot on my upsidedown crm frame ,, Once formed i could cut away the access
with a jigsaw and hay presto,, £2 colour coded plastic bashplate moulded to custom fit tightly and very strong...

I got the plastic chopping board but cant be assed to put the bike upsidedown ,, draining oil and the like ..
ill have a go in the summer

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Post by abigsupermoto » 13 Nov 2006, 19:50

I read in TBM once one of their readers used a snow shovel :o

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Post by mickstoy » 13 Nov 2006, 19:57

some old farts going to be driving a round lost now :wink:

so whats new!
cheers for that gwyn im gonna have a go at that if it turn out crap i can always make a snow shovel out of it eh!
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Post by Gwyn » 13 Nov 2006, 20:17

Have faith mick. cut the size right and it'l fit. then just trim as desired.(reminds me, i need a shave). i seen one made out of a shovel, on an rmx, didn't look to bad. also handy if you get stuck in a bog to dig yourself out. by the way, written on the bottom of my bashplate is \"await instructions\"


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