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ok so i havent messed with the bike in a while since ive been big turboing my jetta but got the jetta back on the road and went right back to the bike..lol..so i decided to cross the point of no return and chop the rear fender/struts and make some rigid struts and a springer seat. i had most everything laying around minus the springs and front seat bracket but those came from my father in laws stash...i made the seat, under seat wiring cover, and the struts. moved the front turn signals to the back and bolted them directly to the fender strut. any ways pics are worth more words than yall care to read so here ya go...and yes its time for a new back tire...i know...
Very nice bike, and very good job! You do the exhaust too?
thanks!!!.....yep...second one...look at my started threads to see the other one...also made my ignition/coil relocation bracket, tank lift, and tag bracket....
Hows the adhesive on the di-noc. It seems like a great idea. Most other ideas I've seen include either leather or painting to black out the forks. I really like how you've used it.
Hows the adhesive on the di-noc. It seems like a great idea. Most other ideas I've seen include either leather or painting to black out the forks. I really like how you've used it.
thanks!..its actually been on there for almost a year now i think..maybe more..lol...pretty durable and easy to apply...the newer stuff has micro holes in it all over as to let air out and not have any bubbles...
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