Triumph Tiger Cub special part 29: Machining the billet fork yokes
Nigels Pre 65 Workshop
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This is the second video show the continuing work machining the billet fork Yokes, there's also around 10 minutes of video from the Sammy Miller Cup trial at Ringwood.
Hope you enjoy
10 Comments
@kevinbarry9672 2 weeks ago
Love your work Nigel. I find both the engineering and trails footage interesting. Thanks for posting.
@retromechanicalengineer 2 weeks ago
Brilliant Nigel, great set ups and results. I'm watching from my overseas job, it's good to see a bit of Nigel's Workshop from foreign climes.
@petermckee1061 2 weeks ago
Excellent video Nigel. Many thanks. I admire your workshop skills. And thanks too for the trials footage.
Cheers, Peter,
Cheers, Peter,
@davestephens6582 2 weeks ago (edited)
Great work Nigel I always thought a shorter wheel base is better for trials bike but altering the steering angle must be more usefull for you.
@RichardAndrews-v3o 2 weeks ago
Looks to be going okay, thank you for including the trial, some nice footage. Hope this finds you well.
@RustyInventions-wz6ir 2 weeks ago
Nice work Nigel.
Thos fork yokes looks great.
Keep it coming my friend
Thos fork yokes looks great.
Keep it coming my friend
@Frankie-xyz 2 weeks ago
Good stuff Nigel!....Nice to see you've bothered to go for tapered yokes rather than the ubiquitous parallel ones!....Do you think you will notice the difference?....)))
Triumph Tiger Cub special part 29: Machining the billet fork yokes
Nigels Pre 65 Workshop
2,388 views
This is the second video show the continuing work machining the billet fork Yokes, there's also around 10 minutes of video from the Sammy Miller Cup trial at Ringwood.
Hope you enjoy