gonzo
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For the 1st time ever I don't like the snow
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Post by gonzo on May 30, 2016 11:10:57 GMT -6
So while im waiting for my new mufflers to arrive (sigh no riding yet) I thought I'd make a new seat. Well that leaves two large triangular holes. So with some hammer and dolly work along with my English Wheel I thought I'd make some side panels  One stainless steel .250 bolt at the rear with two long rubber bands (from the engine rebuild kit) at the bottom and at the front to spring load them in a bit.  |
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gonzo
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For the 1st time ever I don't like the snow
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Post by gonzo on May 30, 2016 11:19:04 GMT -6
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gonzo
Junior Member
For the 1st time ever I don't like the snow
Posts: 215
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Post by gonzo on May 30, 2016 11:47:05 GMT -6
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gonzo
Junior Member
For the 1st time ever I don't like the snow
Posts: 215
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Post by gonzo on May 30, 2016 11:49:47 GMT -6
 Now I need a much shorter break cable. I've never chopped on of those up before and I'm a bit hesitant to try it. Might get another one and try it on that? |
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gonzo
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For the 1st time ever I don't like the snow
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Post by gonzo on May 30, 2016 11:50:48 GMT -6
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gonzo
Junior Member
For the 1st time ever I don't like the snow
Posts: 215
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Post by gonzo on May 30, 2016 11:55:24 GMT -6
So while I moved the foot pegs and side stand (and shortened the amount the side stand stuck out) this utterly messed up the location of the exhaust  So I made a much more free flowing exhaust. Lots of pie cuts and cleaning up so the inner is as smooth as I can get. So now its off to make a tank. |
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One stainless steel .250 bolt at the rear with two long rubber bands (from the engine rebuild kit) at the bottom and at the front to spring load them in a bit.
So I made a much more free flowing exhaust. Lots of pie cuts and cleaning up so the inner is as smooth as I can get.