* HOW TO * under fifty bux *
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RE: HOW TO - under fifty bux
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No decals on mine anymore Thomas.
WS6 pointed out the last ones, and they are gone.
Is that you in the pic??
You look bigger than you appear.
Do you feel more like you do now
than you did when you got here??
While we're on the subject,
If a hen and a half,
lays an egg and a half,
in a day and a half,
how long does it take a one legged midget
to kick all the seeds out of a dill pickle??
mud
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post# 498 ……tank beating…...................Posted by mud
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post# 500 ……tank lift w/GPS mount……Posted by RonnR
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post# 507 ……more tank beating…..........Posted by mud
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post# 524 ……solder/extra hands…...............Posted by Citoriplus
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post# 541 ……cleanup wiring…..............Posted by Citoriplus
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post# 545 ……cleanup wiring…........................Posted by WS6 Formula
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post# 546 ……batt tender quick connect……Posted by WS6 Formula
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post# 547 ……horn relocate…...............Posted by WS6 Formula
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post# 548 ……blackout tailllite…...............Posted by WS6 Formula
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post# 562 ……alignment tool…… Posted by mud
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post# 565 ……license trim……Posted by WS6 Formula
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post# 582 ……horn relocate……Posted by impala
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post# 625……reference library……Posted by stell55chevy
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post# 642 ……WS6 A/C cover……Posted by mud
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post# 660 ……seat pan……Posted by mud
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post# 498 ……tank beating…...................Posted by mud
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post# 500 ……tank lift w/GPS mount……Posted by RonnR
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post# 507 ……more tank beating…..........Posted by mud
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post# 524 ……solder/extra hands…...............Posted by Citoriplus
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post# 541 ……cleanup wiring…..............Posted by Citoriplus
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post# 545 ……cleanup wiring…........................Posted by WS6 Formula
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post# 546 ……batt tender quick connect……Posted by WS6 Formula
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post# 547 ……horn relocate…...............Posted by WS6 Formula
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post# 548 ……blackout tailllite…...............Posted by WS6 Formula
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post# 551 …
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post# 562 ……alignment tool…… Posted by mud
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post# 565 ……license trim……Posted by WS6 Formula
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post# 582 ……horn relocate……Posted by impala
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post# 604 ……cleanup wiring…… Posted by Citoriplus
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post# 605 ……beer can…Posted by PigInaBlanket
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post# 625……reference library……Posted by stell55chevy
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post# 642 ……WS6 A/C cover……Posted by mud
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ORIGINAL: x2lee
Those mirrors are on my scoot,
I was so proud I took a pic.
Someone posted and says Aint that you in the pic?
Dammit!
Im so pissed I'm gonna go take some stickers offMudpuddles biketoo!
Those mirrors are on my scoot,
I was so proud I took a pic.
Someone posted and says Aint that you in the pic?
Dammit!
Im so pissed I'm gonna go take some stickers offMudpuddles biketoo!
No decals on mine anymore Thomas.
WS6 pointed out the last ones, and they are gone.
Is that you in the pic??
You look bigger than you appear.
Do you feel more like you do now
than you did when you got here??
While we're on the subject,
If a hen and a half,
lays an egg and a half,
in a day and a half,
how long does it take a one legged midget
to kick all the seeds out of a dill pickle??
mud
Last edited by mud; Jan 16, 2011 at 03:20 PM.
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From: From Long Island, now in So. Cal
RE: HOW TO - under fifty bux
ORIGINAL: mudpuddle
That'll look good Formula. Nice design.
All those straight lines are gonna be time consuming.
What do you plan to use for trimming up the penetrations??
I used a combination of high speed die grinder, chain saw file,
flat file, Barlow Knife for the easy ones bored with the hole saw.
The resin is ugly to work with.
Took longer than I woulda thought.
I only had two straight lines to deal with,
they were harder than the round holes and the radiuses.
Post up some pix and thoughts when you do yours.
mud
ORIGINAL: WS6 Formula
Mud,
Here's a photo shop, I think I'm just going to trim the extra fat off
by matching the radius of the pulley,
trimming the bottom so its level with the bottom of the belt,
and cut out some of that triangle.
Mud,
Here's a photo shop, I think I'm just going to trim the extra fat off
by matching the radius of the pulley,
trimming the bottom so its level with the bottom of the belt,
and cut out some of that triangle.
All those straight lines are gonna be time consuming.
What do you plan to use for trimming up the penetrations??
I used a combination of high speed die grinder, chain saw file,
flat file, Barlow Knife for the easy ones bored with the hole saw.
The resin is ugly to work with.
Took longer than I woulda thought.
I only had two straight lines to deal with,
they were harder than the round holes and the radiuses.
Post up some pix and thoughts when you do yours.
mud
I matched the radius of the pulley, trimmed the bottom so its level with the bottom of the belt,
and cut out some of that triangle. I didn't do any slotting, like you said it would be time consuming, maybe someone else will attemptto do itwith a router set up.
I used a die grinder with a 3" fiber cut off wheel, and a file type bit in the die grinder, cleaned up all the edges with a Dremel with a sanding barrel.
I traced the pulley radius onto a piece of card board and taped it on to the belt guard as a guide, put a scribe mark on the front of the guard right where the bottom of lower belt was, then used a straight edge and ran a scribe mark to the rear of the belt guard. For the triangle I just eye balled it.
Seemed like a lot of work for something that doesn't stand out that much, putting in the holes or slotting does make more of a difference.
Post #350 is pretty funny.
Last edited by WS6 Formula; Nov 25, 2012 at 09:25 AM. Reason: Added updated photo
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RE: HOW TO - under fifty bux
ORIGINAL: WS6 Formula
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Seemed like a lot of work for something that doesn't stand out that much,
putting in the holes or slotting does make more of a difference.
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Seemed like a lot of work for something that doesn't stand out that much,
putting in the holes or slotting does make more of a difference.
Doesn't stand out that much, but it does look really good.
Anyway, we're runnin out of things to molest on our machines.
What kinda camera are you shootin with??
Great pix.
mud
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RE: HOW TO - under fifty bux
ORIGINAL: mudpuddle
Nice job Formula. Well executed.
Doesn't stand out that much, but it does look really good.
Anyway, we're runnin out of things to molest on our machines.
What kinda camera are you shootin with??
Great pix.
mud
ORIGINAL: WS6 Formula
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Seemed like a lot of work for something that doesn't stand out that much,
putting in the holes or slotting does make more of a difference.
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Seemed like a lot of work for something that doesn't stand out that much,
putting in the holes or slotting does make more of a difference.
Doesn't stand out that much, but it does look really good.
Anyway, we're runnin out of things to molest on our machines.
What kinda camera are you shootin with??
Great pix.
mud
The camera is a little pocket camera, Canon Power Shot SD550, it takes pretty good pictures but I usually shoot a lot to get one good one.As you know photos don't do any of these bikes justice, they always look so much better in person.
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RE: HOW TO - under fifty bux
ORIGINAL: XKROME
hey Formula, what kind of shocks you got there? air? how ya like em? and how much $ ? been shopping around for black Progressives but i think those look better
hey Formula, what kind of shocks you got there? air? how ya like em? and how much $ ? been shopping around for black Progressives but i think those look better
http://www.harley-davidson.com/gma/g...bmLocale=en_US
There $232 delivered, from Zannotti's https://www.zanottimotor.com
Also check on eBay for new take offs.
On-line Harley Davidson dealers:
Lake Shore Harley-Davidson
http://www.lshd1.com/servlet/StoreFront
Surdyke Harley-Davidson
http://www.surdyke.com/
New Castle Harley-Davidson
https://shop.newcastlehd.com/
Direct Cycle Parts
http://www.directharleyparts.com/
Last edited by WS6 Formula; Nov 25, 2012 at 09:17 AM. Reason: updated dealer links
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RE: HOW TO - under fifty bux
ORIGINAL: WS6 Formula
They are \\;Harley Davidson Low Profile Touring Shocks (12") They have a nice smooth ride that you can firm up with air pressure. \\; I only wish they came in chrome, that would go better with my bike.
http://*******.com/4obvmo
There $232 delivered, from Zannotti's https://www.zanottimotor.com/shopping/partLookUp.html \\;Also check eBay. \\;
ORIGINAL: XKROME
hey Formula, what kind of shocks you got there? air? \\;how ya like em? and how much $ ? been shopping around for black Progressives but i think those look better
hey Formula, what kind of shocks you got there? air? \\;how ya like em? and how much $ ? been shopping around for black Progressives but i think those look better
http://*******.com/4obvmo
There $232 delivered, from Zannotti's https://www.zanottimotor.com/shopping/partLookUp.html \\;Also check eBay. \\;
Gotta center to center on the mounting points??
Looks like they are lower by about an inch from stock FXD??
Maybe the same length \\;on your LowRider??
mud
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ORIGINAL: WS6 Formula
I always think I'm done modifying this bike, then I find something else to tweak.
Seems to be an on going project,
but I enjoy doing it like most of the members that have this "good" addiction.
The camera is a little pocket camera, Canon Power Shot SD550,
it takes pretty good pictures but I usually shoot a lot to get one good one.
As you know photos don't do any of these bikes justice,
they always look so much better in person.
I always think I'm done modifying this bike, then I find something else to tweak.
Seems to be an on going project,
but I enjoy doing it like most of the members that have this "good" addiction.
The camera is a little pocket camera, Canon Power Shot SD550,
it takes pretty good pictures but I usually shoot a lot to get one good one.
As you know photos don't do any of these bikes justice,
they always look so much better in person.
I shoot everything on a tripod.
I shoot with a Canon also - the Rebel EOS.
If I get a pocket camera, you all will really get tired of me.
mud
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ORIGINAL: JimmysFXDC
Mud, is that a Manfrotto tripod in your self-portrait?
Mud, is that a Manfrotto tripod in your self-portrait?
Self portrait, ha ha. Yeah I guess it is.
accident that has given me some ideas for
some maybe interesting shots.
The 46, or the 38 Chev sidewaze and reflected.
Nope Jimmy, not a ManFrotto.
Never heard of em.
Looked at their website now.
Very impressive.
Mine is a QuantaRay.
I like it.
Very nice piece of equipment.
mud