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I can't. I know they had to build a mount under it and they sent me pictures to see if I wanted it to sit higher or lower based on how it looked.
I don't know these types of things so that is why I had to have someone else do the work.
Originally Posted by rowan
Very nice!
Can you provide particulars on what was involved with getting the tank to mount/fit?
That may be but typically message boards are full of people that want to opine about how stupid it is that I would spend so much money when "they"
could have done it so much cheaper.
I will just say it was expensive but someone else made the comment and I agree with them that the value of the bike is what it means to me -
not anyone else. I sold my last bike (among other things) because we were rushed to get into a new house and didn't get to ride all last year so I was pretty happy to build an even better bike and finally get back on the road. To ME, this bike is perfect and so the amount that I paid for this work to be done was justified.
Originally Posted by Freak Show
maybe people want to know in case they would like to do it that was also, this forum is a place where people do these things, you know, discuss things.
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