its a hrc replica and also comes with the metal link to the hrc spec. speak to Rick oliver for details as he has one to try out. cheers robby

Hey robby, are u using cnc or manual? how do you round the edges of the cut-outs in the upper yokes? Very nice surface finish on all

Top works revs, that yokes and linkage look stunning

I got a funny feeling there big money tho.....go on shock me

to answer a few questions.
Using cnc and manual machines all items are handed finished for quality.
price wise the yokes are around 250 pounds but the bottom yoke is 75mm thick so lot of alloy.
I do machine other sets for the nc30/35 work out about 200 pounds a set. complete with new stem etc.
Bottom yoke alone is 120 pounds with stem and all screws.

The hrc rocker and link is a prototype which is actually in the hands of Rick Oliver so people will have to speak to Rick for details. they may be for sale if enough interested.

I offer complete machining services. head skims, one offs, helicoils/time inserts, alloy/stainless tig welding.
I do all this work as i enjoy projects and new challenges.

Hi Robby!

Real nice work there! I assume you could also supply one-offs such as custom triple clamps (same basic design, different offset/fork leg diameters/stem lenght)?

Thumbs up to your work!

/Lasse

i certainly can L.Svedberg. if you can supply dimensions i can work to them. regards robby

Thats not actually bad price for the yokes and yes that bottom yoke is nice and chunky, i prefer the solid top yoke though you have in the pics. I take it this can be used with the bottom yoke?

any configuration can be made to order. I my self prefer solid flat top yoke the tapered yoke makes fitting clipons more of a pain and less room. But these were made for someone. The top yoke is actually an aprillia rs250 with lock removed along with the aprillia word and honda machined in. The ignition switch is a c90 fitted in the stem. bottom yoke on this bike is billet then anodised black.

Didn`t spot this thread `til yesterday so I`m a bit late adding my 10p`s worth but yes, I can absolutely endorse Robby`s work - he already manufactures my new jack up links and has done all kinds of other bits & bobs for me, all to a very high standard.

Here is the finished HRC replica suspension linkage for NC30s...



Not cheap to produce, so the price has to be £250 per set - if anyone is interested please contact me r.oliver(at)mtxnet.co.uk...

Rick

Now that looks tasty.
Anyone fancy buying it for me for Christmas??