Axle guards

[Nimajneb]

Made these myself from old road signs and a few fittings from Canadian Tire...

[Nimajneb]

Machine was never maintained properly before i got it so it needed new axles and i figured i should protect them as they were not cheap. Also needed other new front end parts all around so i built a small press and just did all 4 ball joints and the wheel bearings. Only tie rod ends left and going to swap out the steering column bushing and check that bearing before i can finally put it all back together and align it properly. Handy rig.

[Nimajneb]

Already did the rear bearings and replaced what was left (not much!) of the ancient stock muffler (Its a '97 TRX300FW). The old girl also got 4 new tires, a spark plug, her fluids changed and i got her tuned up (will most likely receive a carb kit as well) and the clutch and throttle adjusted. After i overhaul the brakes she should run another 20 years easy...

[Nimajneb]

Oh yeah, i also reupholstered my seat and put a new engine gasket in it because it was leaking oil. Got the bike for 500 bucks canadian if anyone is wondering, been running it for a couple years so far just fixing it up as i go.

[Ajmboy]

WOW! Pretty awesome. Where do you buy all your chassis parts and non fabricated parts from?

[Frazer Parsons]

Those old Honda’s are awesome. Little bit of maintenance and they last and last.