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Today started with a leaky air compressor, gotta sort that out. I managed to get the lower triangulation bars made and tacked for the swingarm. You can really start to see the shape of this piece. I had to remove the factory shock mounts so I could flip the axle bolt holder upside down to...

Lookin good.

I have not updated this thread in over a year. However PROGRESS HAS BEEN MADE. It literally took me this long to find the required Harley parts. Lots of progress on Reverse Polarity today. The Harley shocks are mounted, but more bracing is definitely required. They are also quite stiff so...

Read through the whole thread! Excellent build. Just goes to show every bike doesnt need to be a 20,000 dollar polished diamond. I bet its gonna be a hoot to ride it.

Well isn't this just a great project. Im in for the finish now! To James, learn all you can from your dad, he seems like a cool guy to be in the garage with. Remember buddy, skills pay bills, being technically minded will pay off your entire life. Good job so far!

Such an awesome build. I love the riveted fenders, especially the hugger.

Well a slight update I guess. Ive been working a lot lately 36hrs on and 36hrs off for two weeks ish, so Ive been doing a lot of research. I have measurements now to start mocking up shock placement. Still trying to source the Harley parts I need without buying a swing arm, but that may be...

I've decided for my project that EFI with microsquirt is going to be the best option for me. However, my research isn't turning up much in the way of throttle bodies that will work with the DOHC 750s. Some people have mentioned some TB's but Ive only seen it done on the SOHC models. Is there...

Neato!

Thanks man!!

Thats a nifty project too!!! Im excited to get it going!

Thanks for being part of the madness! I’ve had a vision of the bike in my head that I wanted to accomplish. I want the rear of the bike to be very sparsely populated with crap. Lol Also, I wanted a challenge, and a unique build that no one else has done. I intend later to upgrade the shocks...

Stance is spot on!

Re: Project: Reverse Polarity Twin Turbo Had a bit of time to do some work today. I'll keep the words short and let the pics talk, We all like pics right?!! :o I needed to remove the center stand mount, but wanted to keep the frame rigidity intact, so I welded in a brace in front and tucked...

Lookin good!

8) 8) Go parts!!!

That looks great. The time you put into the seat pan shows. That exhaust is low though. lol

Gonna be a sweet ride.

Looking great! I need to find some steel to start on my project.

Great tip, Sandman.