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Seat came without cover
built my own but was not happy with it
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ordered the Harley kit. Let's see how that works out...
I started out with the harley kit too, but I didn't like the 'plastic'
look, so I had it covered. Here's pics (modified cover for the pogo seat)
before I switched to a true flat cover/relocated ECM...
So a couple weeks ago, after a few times of the bike taking longer and longer to start, bike kept stalling all the way home when I sucked the clutch in. Battery was toast. Did some research and found that Batteries Plus actually carries pretty good batteries for our bikes. More cranking power, 2 year warranty, only $110 bucks after core exchange.
Also finished up installing a new Air Cleaner and Stealth Breather system from DK Custom. Great company and really good customer service. Bike is running awesome, think it really likes not injesting the oil and hot air it was trying to puke out.
Decided to put the filter for the breather system in the front for now, had it on the swing arm and didn't like the look. I'll probably switch to a catch can eventually. Sorry the bike is dirty, but they get that way when you use them.
Looks good. I've got the same one. Ran mine under the bike. Might re-route it later.
I started out with the harley kit too, but I didn't like the 'plastic'
look, so I had it covered. Here's pics (modified cover for the pogo seat)
before I switched to a true flat cover/relocated ECM...
That is bad-***!
Looking at your bike got my wheels turning....then I realized I have far too many projects going right now as it is.
Very cool work you've done!
Kevin
Thanks! Most folks dont notice the "real" '36-'64 clutch cover either...
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