Topic: Ceriani Trees

[Powderman]

I'll help whether you like it or not. You can take the Ceriani stem and have it cut and lengthened. Then find the correct size bearings for the stem and race and you're done.

[754]

They make a variety of stems.. I think on the one I did I machined part of the top threads off and moved the bearing area back higher up with a split bushing.... The bearng tapped on nicely.!! Ah..nirvana.. I think it was a 450 stem which is shorter between bearings than the 750.  Will try to add a diagram

 The split bushing is sized to fit on the machined step in the stem. The OD and ID  must be precise to get a no slop fit, and the stem must be at very little or no run out to insure concentricity. Not sure what we did at the top tree, but one trick to use is a bushing if stem is too small, and thread internally for bolt if stem is too short.
 Hope that makes sense, some will get it.

[BPellerine]

where did they go??hahabill

[754]

That 6piston floating diisc was on the Amen frame bike, that went back to Alberta..

[BPellerine]

I meant the org post showing them,did the guy ever do anything with the amen framed bike?bill

[Powderman]

I meant the org post showing them,did the guy ever do anything with the amen framed bike?bill

I know in the original thread I may have offended the poster, so the next time I came in it said something to the effect that I wasn't allowed in the thread anymore. And there was no trace for me to even see it. Did it disappear for everyone?

[BPellerine]

for me it did powderman.bill

[754]

Hmm now I am not sure which thread. You mean. 
I was responding to Bill about the Amen bike we used at the flatttrack.

[Powderman]

Do OP's have the ability to delete whole threads here?

[754]

I think the op and the mods can both zap it..

[BPellerine]

frank I got it about the amen bike loved that disc setup not to mention the front end,just wondering if the guy did any more to it.bill