Recent content by wdmcdonald

What hub is this drilled for?

One dent one bottom of tube but should clean up nicely otherwise. $50 obo + shipping

Went a different direction with my build so have a few random parts from my CB200T that I don't need anymore... Buyer pays shipping. Let me know if you need more detailed pics. - Front Hub (Painted with Satin Black Epoxy. Has brand new All Balls bearings and seals) $50 - 2x Stock Rims...

How much for just the front hub?

Couple more pics

I've got an original 4-1 from my 550F I'm looking to get rid of. One pipe dented on the bottom. Some surface rust but should clean up nice.

short vid... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gj9u1M7qo6I

Nah there is plenty of room. Must be the angle. Yea thats what Im thinking too...

I'm thinking about repainting but what do you guys think?? Also might make a custom stainless steel exhaust... I don't know if I really like the wrapped look and the pipes underneath aren't perfect.

Some updates finally... Got the bike running, charging system all good, everything is just about good to go. Heres some pics of it almost done... gotta get some with a better background. Still need to wire up a gauge as well.

Yea I'm having pretty much everything checked right now. I think the problem was that it was starving for fuel at the higher rpms. Wayyy too much air so I'm gonna increase the jet size. Also ended up doing the head gasket. After that it should be rideable!

Bike is now running I'll post up a video soon. Just have to finish some paint work and figure out the rear brake linkage and she'll be done. One issue though if anyone wants to chime in... I'm using carbs from an 86 zx600 ninja. It idles and runs fine until I start revving up to WOT. As soon as...

No steering damper. I have it but I hate the way it looks so Im still debating.

Re: 78 550/650 Streetfighter - Paint Progress! Still some more work to do but getting closer.

Started with a chemical dip then used a dremel and brass wire wheel attachments to polish it up. Works awesome for the little nooks and crannies.