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Yes I'm keeping the tanks. Out for painting now. I rebuilt the forks while the frame was out for powdercoat so those were ready to go. As you can you see I started on the wiring. The schematic shows the terminal board numbered 1 thru 11. What do these numbers refer to? Also, on the bottom of the schematic there is a symbol with the note "handlebar ground" The bars need to be grounded? Thanks.
Got the rear wheel, shocks, brake, and bars installed. The fender supports have been shortened because I'm using a bobbed fender. I have to remove the controls from the bars so I can sand off the powdercoat to provide a ground. I appreciate the support I'm getting from the forum. Thanks again!
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