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have not posted for a long time, this one has been on the side line for a while. almost done, did my first lace job on the tank, her idea, but I like it. thx

Re: SR500 "The Evil Sister" I love the way this is turning out!! great work. where did you get that shock for the seat pan and does it give much travel?

looks like a great start. someone has done some work on that front rotor, looks cool.

love this bike!

did some clean up yesterday and snapped a few pic's.

sorry, said that wrong, its the ground from the kill switch, did you unplug at the cdi? if that doesn't work its probably the cdi. I had this same problem and even though my cdi tested ok with the meter, got one from the CDI magician on ebay for 90 bucks.

a lot of times on this bike you will loose spark do to the ground thru your starter switch, unplug the black wire coming out of the CDI, that will bypass the ground.

this sounds pretty awesome!

great idea on the tank mount! really like what your doing here.

Teaser, need to pull the carbs, bike has not been out for to 2 years so ill take a look. John lets hook up some time.

Here you it is Clem. thx Dick

Thx guys. JohnGoFast, ya I live in Draper, you?

followed me home yesterday, have been looking for an RZ bike for the track for a long time and this one is ready to rock!

did this with a sharpie and cleared over with Max2K a couple years ago, works well

Found it Dunlop K70.

so amazing, not just one of the best bikes Ive seen on here but one of the nicest ive ever seen!! what tires are those? thx Dick

little more work over the weekend, weather was to nice, had to rip the Virago around.

messing with forming the seat foam, hopefully get it finished and upholstered this weekend.

15 minute and $15 bucks for a seat pan. was watching the show Trucks one day and saw then make a airdam out of a Snuggie, fleece, and thought that would be a hell of a lot easier then what ive been doing with fiber glass, so I tried it and loved it!

going with some smoothies for the exhaust, $60 more out of the budget. also build a tail loop out of some old bars.