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7-Metal-West: Ribbed Aluminum Fenders, Oil Bags, Sissy Bar Style Fender Struts
JJ members receive $10 off fenders by ordering from the JJ members page here: http://www.7metalwest.com/jj_pricing Heavy 10 gage (.100" thk) fenders. 5" wide x 36" long to fit a 16" wheel. ![]() Oil Tanks: Custom made vertical beehive, horizontal ribbed, and standard spun aluminum tanks ![]() ![]() Sissy Bar Style Fender Struts: Height adjustable 3/8" stainless sissy bar fender struts
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A little ziptie mock up...
These tanks are very well made & SUPERNEATO!!!!
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Location: Utah
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Craig...
Not to hi-jack, but my fender showed up this morning... It's fucking gorgeous. I'll post some pics as soon as we get 'er hung. Thanks again. |
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Location: Chicago, of course.
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For some reason, my response was removed from the thread in which I originally bought my tank in the swap section.
In any regards, this tank is fucking gorgeous beyond belief. As soon as I get my '49 closer, I'll post some pics on the main board...hopefully those won't get deleted as well. |
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G, Thanks for the kind words and the help with the Big Twin tank configuration. We are excited to see the tank on the bike you are the first with this style on a big twin. I believe they guys are tring to clean up the board on placement of stuff. The Jock Shop area was new since the whole tank thing started and they felt with the development from a one off tank to providing them as a product was a better fit over here then in the classified section.
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I have an idea, someone bring me a midget. Last edited by Craven Moorhead; 07-23-2009 at 11:20 AM. |
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cool oil tank
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Those heatshields are tits. I will have to get some of those.
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Super cool item. Great craftmanship, dimensioned as described, easy to mount, and delivered in a timely manner. See for your self.
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New line of tanks and brackets coming out late January, we wanted to offer more options and lower cost units with the same great quality of our other tanks.
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I have an idea, someone bring me a midget. Last edited by Craven Moorhead; 07-23-2009 at 11:21 AM. |
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4 qt. Spun Aluminum Oil Tank $260 shipped to the lower 48
Durable .125" thick x 5.125" diameter x 11.5" long spun aluminum oil tank with .125" thick stainless mount brackets and screw on oil cap for $255 plus shipping. This is a nice alternative to a Moon tank. Same oil capacity, a thicker more dent resistant tank, more durable stainless brackets for $50 less.
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Steel / Aluminum / Brass / Copper Fenders Stainless Sissy Bars Last edited by DanK; 07-18-2009 at 12:15 PM. |
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Triumph T-kit with restrictor $40.00 shipped lower 48:
Make any oil tank compatible with your Trump with this kit. Included are: (1) 3/8" X 3/8" X 1/4" brass barbed Tee (1) section of 3/8" oil line 4 ft long (1) section of 1/4" oil line 2 ft long (1) 3/8" OD x 3/16" ID aluminum restrictor fitting (6) stainless steel Norma hose clamps designed not to cut into the hose when tighted Push the aluminum restrictor into the return line that goes between the tank and the Tee fitting to get the proper restriction needed and you're ready to go.
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Steel / Aluminum / Brass / Copper Fenders Stainless Sissy Bars Last edited by DanK; 07-20-2009 at 10:08 AM. |
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just got my stainless oil bag brackets. good stuff!
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Started a thread the other day about 1" solid alumiunum handlebars. I'd like to bend some for my project. I have a bender that can bend these no problem, but I would have to tool it up. Wondering if there would be any interest out there if I were to offer 1" solid aluminum bars. If there is enough interest I would pop for the tools. Any thoughts?
I may have to add a little for shipping if a guy ordered apes or something odd shaped.
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Steel / Aluminum / Brass / Copper Fenders Stainless Sissy Bars Last edited by DanK; 07-12-2008 at 10:41 AM. |
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Customer bike: Nick from Texas went with the vertical beehive for the Triumph
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Dan does some super nice work and is a stand up guy to boot, he helped support our first shop party this summer, the Lowbrow Customs Backyard Beer Brawl with an oil tank and some brass moon tank mounts that he whipped together on short notice and donated for the raffle!
Hey Dan, nice that you got your tank on that cover shot, looking good Cheers Tyler |
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Thanks for the kind words Tyler. Here's another customer bike, Roger in Illinois polished up a front bracket mount tank.
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Alex's Knuckle with a vertical bracket mount oil tank:
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Ribbed Aluminum Fenders
Almost ready to launch these (sometime in August). 10 gage (.100" thick) x 5" wide x 36" long x 27" in diameter to fit a 16" wheel. Pricing to be around $125-$135 shipped to the lower 48. Stay tuned.
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Really great work on the oil tanks. Beautiful! I will definiitely be talking to you down the road. Question: Howcome just 16" on the fenders? Again, nice product w/good price, but I'm lookin' at an 18"x4:00 rear
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