Nice work. Did welding up next to that brazed crossover tube make you nervous?
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No, thats one of the benefits of tig: the heat affected area is small.Surly said:Nice work. Did welding up next to that brazed crossover tube make you nervous?
cool design, be sure to post pics of the tank on the bike. however i do believe i would have made the cut and patch one continuous arch and then attached the middle "between the heads" piece as a seperate thing, i.e. where it wouldn't hold/trap any fuel. but that's just me. looks killer man, i love it.
Thats what I was thinking too, its a buddy of mines design (for his bike), I just did the work.lilbill said:cool design, be sure to post pics of the tank on the bike. however i do believe i would have made the cut and patch one continuous arch and then attached the middle "between the heads" piece as a seperate thing, i.e. where it wouldn't hold/trap any fuel. but that's just me. looks killer man, i love it.
I want to remove the filler from the left side tank and hard line between the two. I will post some pics as the bike comes together.
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