Got the exhaust & intakes all coated & on. Also, ran the lines for the oil cooler.
Keep checking back here for updates.
| Got the exhaust & intakes all coated & on. Also, ran the lines for the oil cooler. Keep checking back here for updates.
Add Comment  The look of the sprung seat did not work since this bike has suspension. So, we changed it. We fabbed up a custom seat pan for the rider & occasional passenger. This project is coming along so keep checking back here for updates.
Got the exhaust pipes & intake tubes all wrapped up. Just need to coat them with high temp coating & they will be ready for install. Keep checking back here for updates on this project.
 Worked on more electrical components today. Installed the alternator & oil pressure gauge. Also installed the air cleaner. Still working on buttoning up all the wiring. It is coming along. Keep checking back here for updates. 
 We decided to go a different rout with the seat. So, we shaved off the mounts for the old seat. We will be making a custom pan that matches the lines of the bike better. After the backbone cooled down we were able to start the wiring. We installed the headlight & rear plate mount so all the wiring was there. Most of the wiring will be hidden in the neck gusset & the backbone. Keep checking back here for updates on this one. 
 Modified the front fender to mount to the new front forks. Mounted the oil cooler & installed the new alternator base, left control & carb. Keep checking back here for updates on this & other projects. 
 Did a little work on the custom exhaust today. Got all the welds ground down & the pipes painted before we wrap them. Keep checking back here for updates.  Modified the rear axle & plate mount to work together as neither was designed to. Will look pretty good though. Keep checking back here for updates.  Dropped the motor in & bolted it up. This build is a little different because of the car motor but that's what makes it fun. Keep checking back here for updates. 
 We got the rear fender mounted & the tranny in. The fender will come down over the tire once the motor is in & the bike is sitting on its suspension. Keep checking back here for updates. | Dynamic BlogWe blog project progress, events & other fun stuff. Feel free to comment & check back for updates.
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