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final mock-up before the tear down for powder and paint...and the last progress pics, i swear...
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Looks awesome, I think your missin the handlebars though
. I like the exhaust. Is that an actual spare tire ring, or a repro fender?
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Very nice. Did you build it?
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Aweseome!!!!! I Love it!!!
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Yes, I DO take pleasure in that!
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Looks great. I can always count on you for a bike to be jealous of. I too love the exhaust, very tidy.
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That doesnt need paint, its fine the way it is!
On a side note, I'd like to know what kind of primer/prep is on the sheet metal. Im totally in love with that color..its looks a bit darker than regular grey primer. |
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Nice, real nice work there!
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Very clean! I like the 16"s on both ends, looks good. Who did the frame?
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How is your oil tank being held? I don't see any upper or rear mounts.
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Wow, that is nice.
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Yah, thats quite a motorcycle.
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looks like fun.
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Bitchen exhaust, bikes looking really good
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Just run it that way, fuck the paint. Can't wait to see it around town.
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well done. congrats and thanks for posting a real topic.
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![]() zack roberts at full custom fab welded all my tabs/brackets, did the fender struts, exhaust and taillight/license plate setup. he actually welded the frame as well, it's a flyrite loner. he's a ruler. the primer i got at wal-mart, duplicolor sandable primer. i think it looks good as is....but i wanna paint it. i've had a couple of different bars on there, some drags and 12 in apes...neither looked right. i'm ready to get on the road, meet up with some austin jj'ers...
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Is that one of scrapmetalarts rear fenders?
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no bullshit there guy - that is awesome!
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VERY clean lookin. :thumbup:
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Is the area where the fender struts attach to the fender reinforced at all? I can't tell for sure from the pics, it looks like it isn't. Those tire covers are not very thick and your fender is very likely to crack if you don't shore it up some. Just a suggestion.
Has neat looking lines. I would run low-rise super bars with minimal pullback if it were mine. . . Quote:
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i swear to god why do people fuck triumph exhaust up so hard? symmetry you bastards!
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I'll take "inspired originality" over "classic triumph symmetry" nearly every day of the week. This bike (and its asymmetrical exhaust) looks awesome. |
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Looks rad !! Who's painting it ?
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looks killer
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hey, anyone know how you would make bars like these work, coming straight out of the top of the fork? i figured threaded studs? are they permanantly attached?
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Press fit with set screws, most likely. You wouldn't be able to thread one-piece bars like that on the fork if it used threaded studs. Nicke is a member here, you could ask him. . .
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Congrats man. Its perfect...enjoy!
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awesome bike indeed.
What are you getting powdercoated? I do PC work as well and was just curious.
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What year is this bike?
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i am going to have the frame, motor mounts, foot pegs, fender struts, handlebars (when i get some) and rear brake plate coated. hopefully it will all look as nice as the above pic...
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