Sl100 steampunk build

DirtbagUT said:
cool bike... I saw you on this bike last week on 4500 south. looks good I have a cb125 that I have been working on. would you by chance want to sell the stock headlight ears if you still have them?
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I have all the stock parts. However I'm trying to keep them. I doubt I will ever take it back to original but someone may.
 
I love our tanks, I may steel this design for my bike since I don't have a gas tank.
 
CMHN said:
I love our tanks, I may steel this design for my bike since I don't have a gas tank.
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Fairly easy. I used 4" exhaust tubing but I think you can get up to 6" and maybe bigger, and whatever length you want.
 
nice! good to see some originality and another utah man here! btw, if your bro knows where t get another white on black utah plate, i'm in need......
 
The Jed said:
nice! good to see some originality and another utah man here! btw, if your bro knows where t get another white on black utah plate, i'm in need......
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Thanks.
My brother is big in the hot rod community so I can ask if he could locate another. Most plates are pretty used so I was lucky to get a new one.
 
So I was following your build as you were posting, and was totally loving it. Then today I look up and see your bike turning through 9S 8E by my house- totally made my day.

Great attention to details and originality man.
 
bud. said:
BTW- did I notice that red knob spinning back and forth?
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Yep. It used to control the kill switch but I was at liberty one Sunday with the custom car guys and I made the mistake of letting a little kid play around with stuff on my bike. Whistle, switches,... And he grabbed that knob and wrenched on it like a water bib. Now it just spins freely. Luckily he broke it in the on position. Which is probably why I haven't rushed to fix it.
 
great craftsmanship dude.

x10 on the headlight being way to huge for the rest of the bike. I think it just doesn't "fit" in its current state.

Also, maybe dropping the front end to "flatten" out its stance a little would look good too.
 
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