That is a very cool idea,
I wish I was as handy with metal as yourself, this is awesome man... very inspirational.

 

Here it is thrown on. I pulled the seat post out and really like how it cleaned up the look. I will extend the wiring after I get the tank off to prep the wiring for the new risers and bars

 

Thanks... Im still really new to fabrication and it took me the better part of 2 hours to get it just right.

All the drilling is finished on the fender and this afternoon will be the final mock up and fit check for everything before we set it aside for paint. Then we will get started on prepping for the riser and bar swap as well as the coil wire extension. Thanks again for all the support and comments...

 

mmm.. I only see the horn ? where did that coil go ?

 

So all of the holes are drilled and final fitment checked on the rear fender. We had a couple of extra bikes in the shop so I wasnt able to get as good of pictures as before to show the radius cut in the fender, but here she sits all bolted together. The fender will go off to paint next weekend when I make a trip to OK. Now I can move on to the handlebar prep work...

 

Love the flow of the fender - looks WAY better after you made those cuts. Can't wait to see the final product.

And you have a nice shop/living room!

 

......... Nice Man , and Nice Shop - too ...

 

Between work and a trip to Oklahoma, Its taken me a while to upload pics and get online and what not. I finished up the coil wiring and cut down a set of Plug Wires.