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    '78 GL-1000 ABS Test-Bed Gone Wrong

    It turns out that I'm pretty terrible at keeping threads going. Somehow got the bike going alright though! Runs like a champ. Still lots of odds and ends to take care of. Ended up 3d printing a seat from TPU which worked quite well. Motogadget everything, including front and rear turn signals...
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    Jared's 1982 CM450C Cafe Project

    Wow this bike came out slick! Such a clean job on everything, especially that tank.
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    '78 GL-1000 ABS Test-Bed Gone Wrong

    Interesting points on charging and carbs, thank you! Finals season, so I don't have huge updates right now. But! I've had some fun lately. My first seat foam mold concept was to create a foam positive buck, bondo it, lay fiberglass for a negative, and then pour into that. After tinkering with...
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    '78 GL-1000 ABS Test-Bed Gone Wrong

    Quite the gamut of material today. Created a power budget for steady state cruising and it looks alright. I've wired a couple CBR600 F4i-powered Formula SAE cars with EFI systems and they've always been fun. After the motor dies from gobs of low-rpm driving, the driver naturally cranks the...
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    '78 GL-1000 ABS Test-Bed Gone Wrong

    Hi Maritime! Thanks for sharing. What did you do to the stator there? Is that what Randakk's upgraded stators do? One of the m.Unit's features is a built-in odometer. The phone app talks to the box and tracks mileage, maintenance schedules, etc using that wheel speed sensor. I have inferred...
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    '78 GL-1000 ABS Test-Bed Gone Wrong

    Another fun installment. Definitely thought about going twin-turbo and did the calcs for 125hp with formulas from Garrett, it would go well with twin Garrett GT06 or two Suzuki Alto turbos. My numbers for MaP @ 125hp were 5.13 lb/min, P1c/P2c (estimated intake pressure loss at -2psi) = 1.8...
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    '78 GL-1000 ABS Test-Bed Gone Wrong

    Hi all, There are some slick builds on here, so I figured I'd throw mine in and benefit from your ideas. I have never owned a motorcycle before, but my father's injuries from decades of riding Harleys inspired me to focus my senior Electrical Engineering project on antilock braking systems. I'm...
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