Soviet Steeds

Thanks for doing this !

grinmaul wrote: ↑

Thu Jul 30, 2020 6:48 pm

still shakes my teeth out, ill get used to it i guess:) i have no choice.

There may be a problem, It shouldn't shake that bad ....

CVN 71 is the USS Theodore Roosevelt

Where did you get the Kleen Strip Concrete and Metal Prep ?

Russian Iron ?
http://www.russianiron.com/forums/index ... wuser=3170

Well folks, BURP is cancelled for this year.
Willvillle will be open and available if you still want to enjoy the Blue Ridge Parkway.

Schematics and other stuff here:
http://cvkustoms.com/Technical/Ural-Dne ... nents.html

and here:
http://cvkustoms.com/PDF/Ural_and_Dnepr ... I_G-11.pdf

Some parts here :
https://russiangarage.com/advanced_sear ... ords=dnepr

yes, Dnepr also made a leading link front end.

Some Dnepr info here:
http://hem.bredband.net/trevorou/

A Dnepr can do what you want, but its going to take some effort on your part. They can be made dependable, but expect to pretty much rebuild the engine from the beginning. Mine is great for riding around back roads with a comfortable top speed of about 45MPH, although I have gone highway speeds (55)...

Really sorry to hear this, thanks for letting us know.
Wishing him a speedy and full recovery.

I don't have any idea.
sorry ...

I did sell that trailer to BigJames, It's a nice custom build.
I'm pretty sure I traded 2 Ural Bottle cap wheels to Steve for the original Dnepr ones from Chads trailer.

Chao2,
Exactly what I needed. Thank you !

RC20,
Factory

I have front disc brake only. I was going over the bike and the pads look a little thin to me.
I only have 5,000 KM on the bike, so it should be good...

How thick are the pads on a new set of front disc brakes ?
Thanks,
DneprTim
2012 Retro