How about a custom mod tread for the guys that made things by hand , NO OUT OF THE BOX OR BLISTER PACK MOD ALLOWED
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How about a custom mod thread for the guys that made things by hand , NO OUT OF THE BOX OR BLISTER PACK MOD ALLOWED
Let's see what you actually have MADE with your HANDS and supply's to enhance or improve your ride . It can be OEM parts that you modified like cutting in half , or changing what it was intended to be used for.
And yes it's still winter , so you can BUMP those old mod threads if you have anything to show off !
And yes it's still winter , so you can BUMP those old mod threads if you have anything to show off !
Last edited by Iron lHorse; 02-12-2017 at 06:34 AM. Reason: Had to fix the spelling on the word tread
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Had a couple calipers laying around and wanted something different for the rear so I made the mount & line set up.
What do you mean you can't put a rear belt drive on an old shovelhead ? Nobody told me you couldn't .....
All kinda mods and tweaks went to making this work including some frame & swingarm mods & welding.
My version of quick release cross overs for the tanks.
Changed my pulley ratios and needed to extend my swingarm a bit , made up new axle adjusters so there'd be a bit more support .
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What do you mean you can't put a rear belt drive on an old shovelhead ? Nobody told me you couldn't .....
All kinda mods and tweaks went to making this work including some frame & swingarm mods & welding.
My version of quick release cross overs for the tanks.
Changed my pulley ratios and needed to extend my swingarm a bit , made up new axle adjusters so there'd be a bit more support .
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TwiZted, that brake set up is slick! Nice work!
Here' a 1987 Sportster project I've been working on for a couple of years now. Just kinda fitting it in between other projects. Pretty much made up of stuff I found cheap, or had on hand from other projects. The fork is a GSXr fork. I made the trees in my home shop. There's a thread on it in the Sportster section. (1987 883 project)
I've also adapted Triumph hand controls, because I found 'em cheap, and I'll be using the 16 X 3 smoothies I took off my Deluxe (after I relace the sporty hub into it). I also made the front axle to adapt the Sporty hub to the Gixxer fork, as well as adapted a Gixxer brake rotor to the Sporty hub. Why? Because I could!
Here' a 1987 Sportster project I've been working on for a couple of years now. Just kinda fitting it in between other projects. Pretty much made up of stuff I found cheap, or had on hand from other projects. The fork is a GSXr fork. I made the trees in my home shop. There's a thread on it in the Sportster section. (1987 883 project)
I've also adapted Triumph hand controls, because I found 'em cheap, and I'll be using the 16 X 3 smoothies I took off my Deluxe (after I relace the sporty hub into it). I also made the front axle to adapt the Sporty hub to the Gixxer fork, as well as adapted a Gixxer brake rotor to the Sporty hub. Why? Because I could!
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Thanks it is a bit different. Getten there on the sporty I see.
My entire shovel is an adventure in modification. I keep a log book of what I did where and why so when I do go into her I ve fewer of those WTF ??? moments having forgotten something. Could never sell that bike just for that reason.
My entire shovel is an adventure in modification. I keep a log book of what I did where and why so when I do go into her I ve fewer of those WTF ??? moments having forgotten something. Could never sell that bike just for that reason.
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