Lets see some details and fabrication on your bike.....

[telecaster_6]

How about in-process fabrication?

[billybiltit]

i built my swingarm to house a 17x6.00 wheel with a 200mm tire,and was dead set against making an frame mods.i pulled it off like this.
milled these axle plates out of a chunk of steel i have been using as a press plate in my press.took about 23 hours on my little mill.

workin on shock placement.


done and painted,for now.

leon

[Irish Rich]

I made this tray on an Armstrong metal brake - you know, my welding table, a big piece of angle iron, two clamps, and two strong arms.

[Yamaha_chop]

Figured I'd post some pictures of the hidden axle blocks I made.

Here's what the real thing looks like, usually CNC machined out of steel.

Basically they are axle blocks that have a plate covering the axle, so they're called hidden axle blocks.
My version:

cut the 1.5" inner diameter piping in half

space the two sections apart using 1.5" pieces

Bevel all the edges and weld it up then grind them smooth

now do the other side

I had some spare aluminum from building my last intake manifold, so i used that for the covers

to attach them I made some little tabs to go on the inside, welded a nut to the backside. and countersunk the holes in the cover for the screws

[Yamaha_chop]

Thanks for looking
Sky

[octane98]

Gawd almighty, there some mindblowing'ly
formidable stuff here !


Unfortunately my own welding capabilities are
slightly less than those of a piss-drunk child,
so I leave that to others.



Generally I enjoy doing the things that most people dislike
and find tedious.
Like doing multi-carbs
:







and the VERY small details:




Vargas girl printed , cut out
and covered with several layers of clear-coat,
used as Volt-meter needle.





Micro-fabrication one might call it...ha ha.







That all pales compared to what I see here in this thread.

RESPECT !

[selectedgrub]

[selectedgrub]

Thread whore Bump

[Robzilla]

The jockey shift I toiled over to get it right. Works awesome and I think it looks sharp.

[bustedlifter]

Some things from my bike; SS shifter bracket w/sealed bearing, aluminum mounts for oil tank and sissy bar from 1/2" SS round stock. Have to size a few more pics , post them later.

[bostonmike]

my air cleaner i made
mike
www.bostonmikes.com

[Built2Last]

My new oil tank/mount.

[Built2Last]

...and my pinned kicker.... So I can spin it around so its not in the way of my leg on my mids.

[justrob]

Well it's not my bike but here is the seat I made for my brothers 1970 Triumph.

[Independent]

Here are some pics on my tank attempt.

[Hartz Bros]

Here is a couple things I did to adapt a pre70 rear wheel to a 5 speed left hand shift motor... also a custom top motor mount, the frame was a GME or so I was told...

[big_b]

my head light mount and shaved trees

[nigel]

Here is some rod brackets that I made for me bike.

They're 1/4" S.S. kinda a pain to get them to come out the same.

[nigel]

Here is another


There are more here.
https://www.jockeyjournal.com/forum/s...ighlight=nigel

And yes, it starts on the second kick everytime, and pulls hard all the way through the throttle

[Robe338]

Here's what ive got to add to this post. Nothing as cool as what ive seen so far.

My bars and headlight hole fillers


Foot rest and key mount


Tail light


My im to lazy to weld it to the frame tag bracket/mount