passing lamps on a dyna switchbaCK part 1
#1
11-13-2011, 09:35 PM
passing lamps on a dyna switchbaCK part 1
god bless the swap meet
I got an early dyna auxiliary lamp kit new in the box 50 bux switch fuse wires bulbs little bit of hardware. nothing in the kit works on my bike.... well nothing is supposed to work on my bike.
I'm tired going to finish this in part two in the morning...
Can you see me now?
I got an early dyna auxiliary lamp kit new in the box 50 bux switch fuse wires bulbs little bit of hardware. nothing in the kit works on my bike.... well nothing is supposed to work on my bike.
I'm tired going to finish this in part two in the morning...
Can you see me now?
Last edited by mrnone; 11-14-2011 at 07:29 AM.
#2
11-13-2011, 09:47 PM
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#5
11-14-2011, 07:22 AM
feel like a wimp bitching about it when some of you are covered in snow, but it's cold here 55 F. brrr
soon as we get some sunshine to warm it up a little I am headed out to start the wiring and loctite all the hardware.
the brackets I found are wrong and have no center bar connecting the sides, yet.
I have filled my stainless steel pipe with water and put it in the freezer so I can shape it with out kinking it.
lucky me the brackets are chromed stainless. incorporating a light bar will be easy.
this is my inspiration for my bike as 1960 meets 2012
note the way they mounted the tool box back then on these duo glides.
I have 3 of these boxes and the deluxe big twin snap on tool kit. enhanced with even more snap on tools. I love it on my bagger. Might find it's way onto this bike.
why can't I just ride it and enjoy it?
it was fine when I rode it home didn't need anything...
whatever...
sickness
cheers
soon as we get some sunshine to warm it up a little I am headed out to start the wiring and loctite all the hardware.
the brackets I found are wrong and have no center bar connecting the sides, yet.
I have filled my stainless steel pipe with water and put it in the freezer so I can shape it with out kinking it.
lucky me the brackets are chromed stainless. incorporating a light bar will be easy.
this is my inspiration for my bike as 1960 meets 2012
note the way they mounted the tool box back then on these duo glides.
I have 3 of these boxes and the deluxe big twin snap on tool kit. enhanced with even more snap on tools. I love it on my bagger. Might find it's way onto this bike.
why can't I just ride it and enjoy it?
it was fine when I rode it home didn't need anything...
whatever...
sickness
cheers
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11-14-2011, 08:16 AM
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11-14-2011, 08:26 AM
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11-14-2011, 08:29 AM
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#9
11-14-2011, 09:12 AM
fender covers
I got two of them at the swap meet and the tank cover. 9 dollars for all three!
hate to keep repeating myself but I love the swaP MEET.
I skinned our old leather couch before I dumped it and have been using that to cover up stuff when I tinker.
this looks like I am really in to it.
nine dollars into it.
I should have at least wiped the dirt off them before using them.
hate to keep repeating myself but I love the swaP MEET.
I skinned our old leather couch before I dumped it and have been using that to cover up stuff when I tinker.
this looks like I am really in to it.
nine dollars into it.
I should have at least wiped the dirt off them before using them.
#10
11-14-2011, 09:21 AM
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I have the brackets that fit on most every other dyna they are useless to me if anyone needs them
item numbers 3, 4, 5, 6, on page 5 -J02792
these clamps look like it would make it a breeze to put any passing lamps on a standard dyna they are for 41 mm fork tubes
lmk
I have the brackets that fit on most every other dyna they are useless to me if anyone needs them
item numbers 3, 4, 5, 6, on page 5 -J02792
these clamps look like it would make it a breeze to put any passing lamps on a standard dyna they are for 41 mm fork tubes
lmk