My Bones, from stock to... Something
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Road Master
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From: Alberta, Canada
I got the pipes, AC and Fuelpak from Robs Cycle Supply on eBay. Great prices and quick shipping, definitely worth checking out.
Cruiser
Joined: Apr 2008
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From: NC
Ok cool i found it. I think im gonna have to order one of those myself.
Road Master
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From: Northern NJ
there is an updated one from RSD that has small little holes around the rim but if you like the original one it can be had for $330 on ebay brand new
Road Captain
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From: NW Arkansas
Something else
I took the air cleaner in a different path by center drilling a MoCo finned derby cover. Then turned the outside down to get rid of the original mounting holes.
Last edited by dc4stroke; Feb 3, 2009 at 01:05 PM. Reason: added picture
Road Master
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From: Northern NJ
that's different, nice
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Road Captain
Joined: Jul 2008
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From: NW Arkansas
My bones
Well since I had already added the derby and points covers I thought what the heck. Let's see how far we could take it. Had I had more time to do it.(Was sneakin' it in to work) I think I could have done it a bit better. But that's the good part about doing your own......I'f ya don't like something about it. Ya redo it. Which is why I'm putting together a new set of tins. I won't mess up my originals, And I can refine the new till I"M happy. I may never build one from the ground up. But I'll always have one off parts. Back in 95 I built up a metric cruiser bagger. Won every show it went in. Rode it daily.....it was mine. I mocked up for months prior to the final build. But when it was finished.......It was a good looking bike. And most folks couldn't beleive it was metric and not factory.