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a quick bump for Nick and his incredible work. He has helped me with my own projects and I can say with certainty that his work is top notch! Someone is getting a great deal with this bike!

fender is a chopped up harley fender. the light was a lowbrow purchase. check them out. good stuff http://www.lowbrowcustoms.com/p2702/buy/m-c-parts/taillights-headlights-amp-signals/taillights/cycle-standard-covert-classic-tail-light-black/

seat fits great with a 72 tank. see below

facefirst, i would imagine you wouldnt have issues installing with a 72 tank but i can confirm later as i have one in the shop. ill shoot some pictures tonight and post them up for you over the weekend. thanks. if you have a cell i can text them even quicker. feel free to PM me

I built this seat about a year ago. Its made of a fiberglass pan and hump with vintage brown leather. It was sewn and assembled by the shop that provides all the seats for DCC. the stitching is top notch. The leather is very unique. we used the section of the hide that has brand marks from the...

builds looking really sharp! who's your upholster? great work...

that barbie doll cafe looking seat is actually a wall mount for a pair of spring loaded scissors. I grew up in south africa and it seemed every kitchen had a pair of these mounted somewhere. you'd grab the scissors, squeeze them closed, then pull them from this case.

ya, that little warning is just great! the switches are good. theyre sturdy, the finish isnt perfect but they seem like theyll work well... if you can figure out how to wire them up!

will give it a shot tonight. thanks sonicj another question, I have a solid yellow wire and a solid white wire that ive think is from the alternator. ive wired them together as ive read thats the thing to do. they have constant power even when the bikes off. am i messing something up there? you...

i was wondering that myself. you might be able to see in the pic of the wiring, the light switch has a metal jacket on the inside that clamps around the bars... i was wondering if i had to sand the paint off the bars to ground this clamp to it. ever done anything like that?

guys- im slowly turning my stock 1969 cb 350 into a more modern tracker/brat and have replaced the original handlebars with new bars and new switches from dime city cycles. i purchased one of their left side turn signal/light/horn switches and right side start/kill switches. Im having trouble...