smeyer said:Sweet build. How do you keep the washer in the triple tree that holds the switch?
thank you,
Steve
bikeboy said:[picky bastard] Is there any way to loose the hex nuts under the light fitting? If it sat flush on the tree it would be neater, or if you need to space it perhaps something round and shiny? [/picky bastard]
You know, I'm not normally attracted to lots of chrome, but your stuff is so deep and shiny I'm re-thinking my outlook.
Killer build fella.
cheers
ian
spider-man said:Thank you. I hear what your saying, but without that hex nut the little light would fall straight through and I didnt have a washer on me at the time ;D
Maybe on my next project I will go more into detail as this is my first ever bike build of any kind. Once I sell it the funds will go into building another, where i'll spend more time into little things like that.
spider-man said:I can only imagine what sort of work I could produce if given a work shop. The lounge room in a 2 bedroom unit kinda holds me back in producing something far more extravagant.
Zonda has been my main contender here ;D ;D ;D And few others.
mdfergus said:Wow I like those pipes, are you going to leave them open or put on a muffler?
spider-man said:
sxecafe said:Ok... I did the responsible thing and checked through many old post and got to the point where you should have showed me where/what you did to that little right side cover...
What gives?
bikeboy said:Yes, that's a nice touch indeed. You need to cut the heads of a couple of counter-sunk allen heads and glue them in to complete the illusion
Looks great. Can I be really rude and ask what you paid to have that exhaust fabbed up? Is that just a regular (car) shop?
cheers
ian
spider-man said:The Ticker