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OCR Motors Van Veen OCR 1000 · Wommels
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Photographs

Inside the workshop

Every photograph here was taken in the workshop in Wommels. These are the parts the Van Veen factory left behind, and what happens to them.

Number 41
Number 41The first motorcycle of the new series, finished and standing on its own.
Tank and covers
Tank and coversVan Veen on the tank, OCR 1000 on the side panel, the rotor mark on the engine cover.
The rotor mark
The rotor markThe three-sided rotor, cast into the cover on the left-hand side of the engine.
The badge
The badgeOCR 1000, on the side panel.
The engine unit
The engine unitA Comotor engine out of the factory stock, before it goes into a frame.
Engine and gearbox
Engine and gearboxOn the right-hand side the cover is one piece with the gearbox, developed by Porsche.
Engine detail
Engine detailThe cooling fins and the finish of the covers, close up.
Casing on the vice
Casing on the viceA housing clamped up for work. Most parts are recoated and cleaned before they go on.
Machining
MachiningEngine surfaces were reworked; new seals were developed to stop oil leaks.
Parts laid out
Parts laid outComponents sorted on the bench, with the factory drawings on the wall behind.
Factory spares
Factory sparesGears, chains and bearings in the containers they have been kept in.
Frames
FramesNew frames, made to the original specification by Nico Bakker.
Frame on the bench
Frame on the benchA frame and engine together for the first time.
Rear suspension
Rear suspensionShock absorber and swing arm, with the engine already in place.
Battery tray
Battery trayUnder the seat, looking down into the subframe.
Front fork
Front forkFork legs and mudguard, built up on the bench.
Fork detail
Fork detailThe top of the fork, before the handlebars go on.
Front wheel and brakes
Front wheel and brakesBrembo brakes, and Michelin tyres in the original sizes.
Handlebar switch
Handlebar switchThe original switchgear, down to the lettering.
Instruments
InstrumentsSpeedometer to 240, rev counter, and the small gauges between them.
Nearly there
Nearly thereThe motorcycle on the bench, most of the way through the build.
In the workshop
In the workshopThe bench in Wommels where the ten are put together.
Engine fitted
Engine fittedEverything in place, waiting for the bodywork.
Finished, from behind
Finished, from behindA completed OCR 1000 outside, in green and black.

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