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what is the jack that is in the second or third pic. I am looking for something like that. to put on top of the lift table. build is looking awesome. can't wait to see more pics.
[QUOTE=svarnster;17321812]what is the jack that is in the second or third pic. I am looking for something like that. to put on top of the lift table. build is looking awesome. can't wait to see more pics.[/QUOTE
Last edited by Twistedturbo; May 1, 2018 at 07:01 PM.
Putting the swing arm on now and starting on paint. I'm a dumb *** and lost some of my parts so have to wait on replacements. Good thing IV got all the paint to keep me busy.
Yea it's a 2 stage powder. It's a color very similar to the rest of the bike with a flat clear.
Thanks, Twisted. My comment may have been too cryptic. I was saying that, IMHO, adding color to the frame is an advanced level of customization that sets bikes apart. Tons of work. Very nice.
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