Clecos are usually used with rivets or fasteners. Its a temporary holder to align lapped panels to drill holes before final fastening. Often used in aircraft panels (and airstream campers.)Just googled what a Cleco is. So that's what that thing is I keep seeing on fabricated panels. Do you then just spot weld the hole to close it? Filler?
Nice!The stock BMW fenders are fiberglass. I cut out 3" from the center, aligned the seam, then used the cutout to reinforce underneath the fender with mat and resin. The cutout is held in by the Cleco fasteners until the resin hardened. The cutout also gave me an easy way insure the fender holds the same curve.
The stock BMW fenders are fiberglass. I cut out 3" from the center, aligned the seam, then used the cutout to reinforce underneath the fender with mat and resin. The cutout is held in by the Cleco fasteners until the resin hardened. The cutout also gave me an easy way insure the fender holds the same curve.
There’s room, but no doubt I’m making shields. I know I’ll be burning legs otherwise.I like it... totally post-apocolyptic. How are your calves against the pipes? I suspect you'll need to fabricate some stainless shields at some point.
Do it! Also, Irk what motorcycle lift are you using bud? That looks a bit nicer and more functioning than the HF setup
I traded some work for it, but I'm under the assumption this is the HF lift.Do it! Also, Irk what motorcycle lift are you using bud? That looks a bit nicer and more functioning than the HF setup
I do love that paint job.
I traded some work for it, but I'm under the assumption this is the HF liftt
lots of folks here have and like em. there are some small things you can do to make them better for not much effort or $$.Oh right on, Irk. Have you had any issues with it ? I was going to build myself a lift but I think it would just be cheaper to get the HF deal if it will work properly for a winter.
Thanks guys I appreciate the feedback..... Irk, the bike looks rad as hell man. The tank, wheels, exhaust marry up very nicely, looks like something Mad Max would drive if he had a white-collar job hahalots of folks here have and like em. there are some small things you can do to make them better for not much effort or $$.