After hurricane Sandy .I did a quick make over of the salvage flood bike and rode it 40,000 miles.
So it's time for a facelift. New Big EVO. BREMBO brakes front and rear . Might need them .should be at least 150-165 hp plus a small shot of giggle juice. Maybe a few customized take off parts from newer bikes. But not high budget at all
Last edited by Bumpandrun; 02-07-2016 at 04:30 PM.
Have a few sets of new lowers that are going on to make the Brembo swap and flush axle easer but putting my own twist on them. Little detail machine work....why? Because I can....but not a machinist.
Also thick skinned so critics welcome. Just fun crap for me. Have a daily rider now . This is a toy. First cut on Bridgeport Also going with front air ride as I already have the rear done. Again not a kit just budget parts.
Last edited by Bumpandrun; 01-30-2016 at 04:41 PM.
Damn!!!!!!!!!!
Were you and '97 bagger separated at birth or something?????
. No but that damn bike of his I fell in love with they day I signed on too the site!! Lol. Plus he is a bunch smarter than me.....plus helped me decide on a few things!!
Thanks Tony. How u been doing?
Well cut the lower legs just a little detail. Lots of meat on the lowers. The color is just to see the rough cut mill work. Inside also get a trim in case later I go with a 160-180 front tire. Brembo calipers get cut next....nothing new I have done them for friends already but none for myself. Each set a little different . Started to put 11.8 brembo rotors on wheel.....well they are brandnew 0 mile but somebody kinda bent one taking it off or???? So guess I better dig up,another front disc brake rotor
Again as u can see I am NO machinist!!! Lol
Been doing good thanks. Stormy's had you busy in a good way.
01-30-2016, 04:15 PM
98 FLHTCUI POSE flood bike rebuild
