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Finished the blinker mounts up. I think they turned out half decent for the first thing I ever made from metal with my own two hands. Now that I trimmed the fat they look and mount way better.
I like the turn signals down there, you see that done in Japan a lot, I think they have to have turn signals over there so they came up with a way to be really subtle about it, they look good. I was surprised to see you say this was the first thing you've made considering you have a 92 page build thread going here.
I like the turn signals down there, you see that done in Japan a lot, I think they have to have turn signals over there so they came up with a way to be really subtle about it, they look good. I was surprised to see you say this was the first thing you've made considering you have a 92 page build thread going here.
Thanks man. First thing I ever made from a flat piece of metal. This ain't no build thread either...I'm not "building" anything here, that suggests I started from the ground up. just redoing some **** the way I like it. Thx again.
Question, do these tires ride very well in the twisties?
Yeah. They take a little getting used to cause the sidewalls are taller but yeah I can lean mine pretty far. Far enough to drag a hand through a turn. Not to mention, they're really sticky so during the summer they grip quite well.
Eh thx here. One day at a time. Today was fun times tho with the grinder. Stuck a hanger in the bars too and looks as though they're drilled so I'm gonna have to give it a go.
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