Hey Fub's,
When are you coming up this way. Pegg's is brilliant at the moment though it may be just a little hard on Bike Wheels in the Rear.
Ron

Damn! Fub's,
You are asking a lot. I am one of those strange people that only uses a Plan to give me ideas then I build what ever finds it's way out of the vacuum. The Quadrant seemed to be in my mind which I asked about on the forum, a pic' was posted and I picked up a piece of sheet metal and started building the Quadrant. Then the problem cropped up of the Pulley system so I produced what is shown in my photo's. This turned out to be a visually judged angle, a couple 5/16th Tapping Holes, welded in a couple of 5'16th nuts and 2 pulley sheaves from one of my Wind Surfer Sails. The Rope is, if I remember correctly is 1/4" Spectra.

You have just caught me off guard as we (Jenni" and I) are going to Goulburn tomorrow so I don't have a lot of time on my hands. I would be glad to discuss the set up with you but it is simple enough to build. The Quadrant was Riveted together with some 3/16th Rod, A lite counter sinking of the outer parts is required prior to riveting the Rod. It would appear that the Club 88 steering is created using a "V" Belt Pully about 150mm Dia. Were I you I would contact Cisco and ask him for further info. A lot will depend on the Type of Steering Head you are going to use. I used an old BMX Frame and cut the steering head out of it. The bearings can be removed and replaced with the more modern Sealed bearing kit.
It would appear that you use BMX Heads as well so the build can go ahead and worry about The Quadrant method when I get back at the end of the month

Ron

A good alternative to the red plastic is steel reinforced hydaulic hose. As to placement, tie a rod to front fork assembly in varying positions to see what works best for your builds.

Hi Ron and Wayne
A couple of years ago I found a 2m length of 30mm hydraulic hose..with fittings, on the side of the road.....with a trail of oil going towards Hobart.( Hummmm....that could not have ended well for someone!) Well, I scoffed it thinking that one day this may come in useful. I've had a bit of a play with it and can see the potential in LY applications. This bit may be a tad too big in diameter but Bodie's dad runs a hose doctor service....he may just have to donate a bit.
Thanks for the advice

rod steering be less likely to flutter

couldnt u use a 2 rose joints with a nut welded into each end of a peice of box tube