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I used a smaller than stock AGM battery. It is mounted below the swingarm just in front of the rear tire. It is a pain to get in and out but you can hardly see it. - Stout

Sorry for the late reply, haven't been on this forum in a long time. No Stout is in reference to my surname. Actually, I went to UW-Plattevile. I should be there this year too, probably with both the Superhawk and RD. Also, my wife will have a booth for the new Sucker Punch Sallys dealership...

Thanks! Still for sale, I rode her into work this morning... getting a little chilly here, but it runs great. - Stout

Thanks. The next project bike is going to look very similar just with more modern components... hopefully it turns out as good as this one! Thanks again, Stout

Re: GT750 Phat Trakka - Almost ready to rock I take it you don't want to replace on of the rotor bolts with one that already has the magnet attached? Maybe that doesn't line up with your speedo pickup.... Otherwise, you can get them from Acewell, or if you let me know the threads and length...

Must just be the angle from that picture. The rear brake works fine and doesn't contact the exhaust. The brake pedal and exhaust header are actually original. - Stout

Re: GT750 Phat Trakka - Almost ready to rock BTW the Phat Trakka looks killer! -stout

Re: GT750 Phat Trakka - Almost ready to rock Hey Teazer, just a little trick I learned to dry out fuel tanks. If you hold it up to the tailpipe of your car and let the exhaust blow through it for a couple of minutes it'll be almost completely dry with hardly a scent of gas vapor. It probably...

I've decided to part with my Superhawk to help fund my next project. Asking $4500.... I have more than that into it, but the build is 90% of the fun for me. I started it yesterday for the first time in about 3 weeks, fired right up and ran great. Here is the show-n-shine thread...

Is anything ever really finished? I too have a ton of work to do. Putting a new head gasket in the superhawk and trying to get my new pipes finished up for the RD. I think I have my wife talked into riding the RD so I can bring both bikes :)

Thanks Steve. Yeah, I live about 8 miles south of Manitowoc. I think one of my next Baileigh purchases will be a tubing bender. Which one do you have? Are you going to Rockerbox (in Milwaukee) the first weekend of August? maybe we could meet up, it'd be nice to meet some other guys in the...

Anyone gonna be at Rockerbox in Milwaukee this year? http://rockerbox.us/ -Stout

I finished welding the enduro pipes up over the weekend. Fired it up today and I really need to finish the mufflers. Here is the start of the mufflers -Stout

Looks great! I love the simple paint scheme. ~stout

I'm not sure I'd take it onto the interstate for any long stretch, but it seemed to like cruising along at 60. - stout

Actually I already planned on making some changes. She is a little squirly right now unless you are accelerating hard (since the weight is off the front end), but I don't get scared out that easily, so it is definitely faster than walking :) I had originally thought it felt like the trail was...

Re: 74 and 75 CB360 tracker - Engine built and mounted!! Let's see some recent pics Diesel! - Stout

You can get high density polyurethane foam from Willie & Max. It is 15" x 15" and comes in 3 pieces, two pieces 1" thick and one 2" thick. I work there, so this is what I use on all of my personal projects... it's the same foam used in the Willie & Max touring seats, so you know the denisty is...

Re: noname '74 CB360 Thanks for the compliments! I'd went back and forth on the K&N stickers. But I knew that my buddy (that I built the bike for) would like them and the Renthal handle bar pad, so they stayed. Thanks again, Stout

Here is the latest project that I built over the winter for my good friend. The build thread is in the tracker section because it best fits that description, here is a link to the build: http://www.dotheton.com/forum/index.php?topic=20672.0 Here are some pics of the completed bike...