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Well, I started to get some of the parts back together, the motor is still missing parts, they are being powder coated, should be getting them soon.
 

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joedrum":3f5tf6ne said:
your being fooled by the pic dan .....its not hooked up to the imtakes had me going for minute or two....im sure its a coolant pressure and leak down tester
I see better now on the computer.
Looking at the picture on my phone it looked like the pressure pump and some sort of intake was connected together.
 
I started to get the bike slowly together, I installed the gas tank and rear fender. If you notice the gas tank looks rough, it's because I sprayed it with rubberised rock guard which is tough and paintable so it will last a long time.
 

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I started to work on the bike again :Egyptian: , got the motor in the other day , got the front end installed with all new bearings and installed the gauges. I got my mufflers I ordered, they look nice, what do you think ? I was tired of having the bike on the lift, so I made some ( I guess you call them jigs ) to support the bike with wheels ( see pictures ) so that way I can move the bike around easily.
 

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me like but i see a problem if one of the wheels get caught theres nothing to keep upright and could fall over inline with bike in the rear front looks fine ....at my place where its the floor thats missing im going for a center pedistal that rotates and clamps to frame ...its in my head still ...lots of bugs up there :headscratch: scratch out ...where i can rotate the bike ...im getting tired of working side up and over to other side tools and all back and forth .....super nice looking work ...flash
 
joedrum":3736zjzm said:
me like but i see a problem if one of the wheels get caught theres nothing to keep upright and could fall over inline with bike in the rear front looks fine ....at my place where its the floor thats missing im going for a center pedistal that rotates and clamps to frame ...its in my head still ...lots of bugs up there :headscratch: scratch out ...where i can rotate the bike ...im getting tired of working side up and over to other side tools and all back and forth .....super nice looking work ...flash
Joe, did you think of using a lazy susan bearing to swivel the bike, maybe with something like this or better, you can build something. I tried to tip the bike, its very solid, dont forget, it's got good shocks :hihihi:
 

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Well I got my tires yesterday :Egyptian: , so I was able to do some work today :builder:
 

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