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looking forward to seeing this progress stage by stage ! you have a keen eye my friend .
Thank you Professor, appreciate it.
Originally Posted by Finmad
Night Trains Springers.... They make the best bobbers. If you run into any issues, pm me. I probably hit the same ones and can give you some ideas.
Thank you Finmad. Great job on your train.
Had a bit of trouble working out the front brakes for the springer as no body seams to make 6 piston brakes for a 13" rotor for them. I'm sure this micro gauge will take a bit to wire in, but apart from that I think I've go everything covered. Where to mount the ignition and horn is still on the cards. Thinking of setting up a small push button for the ignition
And I thought me putting clip ons on my rocker was a big job lol. Keep the pics coming.
I've picked a lot of custom made stuff that requires a bit of fabrication work, so I think I've just made the job a whole lot bigger then it needed to be lol. But the outcome will be something different from rest
Originally Posted by Finmad
I used the grip Ace. It's excellent and you can mount it just about anywhere.
I'm going to use grip ace as well. I was meaning for the actually big bulky ignition switch. Just a simple button would be easier to hide
if discrete is what you wanted ....well I would say you've found it ! what is the pick up system .....plugs into the stock wiring (speed sensor ) or is it a magnet style sensor for the wheel ?
the narrow apes you were looking for .....why not get m made to your specs .....can't go wrong there .
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