by LE | Jul 25, 2025 | Lindemann Engineering
Why yes! Cookie’s aluminum tank is held in place with Ti Bolts and Carbon Fiber Washers. Cookie gets a new used air box and new new foam to seal it to the frame. GSXR tank hinge pins like to fall out when you remove the tank so I cut a grove for an O-Ring to...
by LE | Jul 24, 2025 | Lindemann Engineering
When you see my number on a bike you can be sure I’ll be racing it soon. Two months till The Willow Spring Superbike Showdown.
by LE | Jul 20, 2025 | Lindemann Engineering
I hate having play in my controls. Even in the rear brake that I rarely use. Cookie’s brake pin was a little smaller than the hole in the brake lever so I bored the holes out to fit a larger pin that I keep in stock for just this reason. Of course I drilled the...
by LE | Jul 16, 2025 | Lindemann Engineering
I made some stuff for Cookie: New shift rod to remove the quick shifter and new fender mounts for the Ryno.
by LE | Jul 6, 2025 | Lindemann Engineering
Cookie’s exhaust bracket interferes with my boot so I’m making a new bracket. Yes, I know the duck tape won’t hold. Welding is next.
by LE | Jul 5, 2025 | Lindemann Engineering
This is an aftermarket support for Cookies shift shaft. It uses a 14 mm shock shaft bushing but the shift shaft is 13.65 mm. I made a new bushing with a 13.70 ID. At the same time I added a 0.3 mm shim to the shift lever pivot to remove the play there. All the little...
