Motorcycle and Machinery Engineering and Fabrication
Sometimes parts and components are unavailable and alternatives need to be found and adapted, or made from scratch to complete a repair or restoration. That can be something as simple as making a bracket, refurbishing or copying an existing component, or it can mean a more involved fabrication of a replacement or bespoke part. Turning a new spacer, bush, or pin to allow continued service of a small excavator, or to fit a more modern swing arm to a classic motorcycle for example.
Bracing a frame, adding bracketry, fabricating new mountings, reconditioning engines and gearboxes, repairing stripped threads, adapting non-original engines and drives are all engineering solutions which we can provide.
Altering a frame
Adding a new mounting bracket
Turning a spacer on the lathe
Checking wear on a bronze threaded insert
Repairing stripped threads in a sump drain, cutting the counterbore.
Thread repair insert fitted.
Shortening a steering stem.
Checking the ID for fitment of an enlarged front wheel spindle.
Checking spindle diameter.
