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got alot done! dad, sean, and my brother showed up... my brother and i just got done with his wing so things went fast!
got the new shocks on, got the rear fender mounted and locked in, got the tail light mounted, got the motor supports on, pegs on, radiator on, set the belts and got the new ones on and the cover and called it a night
here are some pics (please remember the seat is just temp wrapped for mock up, ill do a real leather wrap when all is said and done)
my brother hard at work... FN radiator hoses suck!!!
ok... so last night i sat down and spent some TLC with the carbs and front master...
got the carbs completely cleaned, and buttoned up, the floats are now set (according to the owners manual they need to be at 15.5mm and they where WAY off!) Use the old cut index card trick, works great! got them all put back together
had some time left before i could do no more... so i re assembled the master cyl for the front with a new rebuild kit in it... good as new! just need to make a mount for the resivor...
this bike looks amazing! one thing i keep thinking is that if it were me, the bars would be flipped. feel like that would look better. but hey, just my opinion
This project really showcases your many skills. Nice work.
If someone had to pay retail for all this work they'd have thousands of dollars in the refit. Your partner will wind up w/ a custom bike which should be pretty trouble-free for many tens of thousands of miles.
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