mello dude
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Wow, nice work! Very cool! 
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MY 91 ST1100 Rebuild Thread
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I am using Hammerite for most items, and engine VHT paint.
Another option is to show the thumbnail instead of the full size pic.
And, thanks for the spaces between pics... makes viewing them much easier on the eyes.
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So Lots of little things done to the bike in the last few weeks on and off. Currently working on the rear end, and installing an aux fuse box. The loom is back on, along with front stay and with steps
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Rear Mudflap extender made from an old tool box lid.
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And here are some random engine images.
You're doing a cracker jack job of refurbishing that Pan.
Best of luck on the completion.
Looking forward to seeing pics of the completed project.
Best of luck on the completion.
Looking forward to seeing pics of the completed project.
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So today I finished off the wiring for the aux fuse box.
That's some really clean kit you've done!
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Thanks, I dont suppose you know an ignition live from fuse box?
John OoSTerhuis
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Sure. Pull the fuse box out. There are two slots on the back that you can plug a male spade connector into. Direct contact with the buss bar for switched power. BTDT many years ago. It’s been the switched power to trip the relay for my aux fuse block located in the rear, underseat compartment. I can dig up a picture if necessary but look first... should be easy to figure out. I did install an inline fuse between the fuse box and the relay of course.
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Few more bits of loom making today. Have just ordered some more meshing, as I have run out of the smaller diameters now. I'm off on holibobs for the week, so when I get back I will finish that up. I also got the paint for the main bodywork today. I have to go back with a large grey plastic piece so they can match that up.
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Well, I am back from holiday and have made a few more videos. These ones are designing and building the aux fuse box, and installing it.
John OoSTerhuis
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Good job, Stuart (or is it Keith?),
Reminds me of doing almost the very same thing over 20 years ago on my ST1100. Six circuits in my install and all still working perfectly. One difference - I don’t solder, just quality crimps. Interesting bit new to me is a relay with built-in fuse. Great idea, will have to get one for the kit.
Thanks for documenting. Inspiring!
BeST, John
Reminds me of doing almost the very same thing over 20 years ago on my ST1100. Six circuits in my install and all still working perfectly. One difference - I don’t solder, just quality crimps. Interesting bit new to me is a relay with built-in fuse. Great idea, will have to get one for the kit.
Thanks for documenting. Inspiring!
BeST, John
mello dude
Half genius, half dumazz whackjob foole
Very nice job! Neat and well laid out..
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Thanks guys. And yes it's Stuart! However, I reply to Keith lol. In fact at my current job, when I started there were 4 Stuarts' in total, so I call myself Keith, as it makes it easier for customers to ask for me!
In regards to the relay, yeah. I came across it by accident. In my opinion, it's one less point of failure to worry about adding to the circuit, and makes it neater as well.
In regards to the relay, yeah. I came across it by accident. In my opinion, it's one less point of failure to worry about adding to the circuit, and makes it neater as well.