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Damn man, I wish I had 1/8th your talent and skill. I always look forward to reading your posts/threads..... Good Job bro, keep up the goods work and keep the pics coming!!!
Thanks. Hopefully by the end of this coming weekend I'll have wheels under it & get a better idea of what the final stance will be. The gas tank will be a little over 2 gallons. Around 2.25.
Bang ON!!!! Keep up the good work.
I love the seat.
I dunno about you guys but first Harley I rode looked similar to this setup. Just a totally different feel with that rear tire behind ya with a seat like that. Anyone else ever get that feel.
Looks great so far. Are you going to drill and tap the shifter for a grease fitting? You can get a 90 deg. elbow to stick on top of that Mikuni for the cable. No need to have a big bend in it.
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