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Yea. We moved up one size to some 92s but it's still leaning a little. I guess we just need to keep moving upwards until we get a good feel from the bike? Sent from my iPhone using DO THE TON

Okay so I've ran into a little issue, and since I don't know much about the fuel/air mixture stuff, I figured I'd ask y'all. When riding down the road, in whatever gear doesn't matter, once I lay on the throttle at about 2/3-Full hoping for pure acceleration, it bogs down. Is it the jet...

New parts! I live for the days I get parts in the mail! Sent from my iPhone using DO THE TON

near Carthage Sent from my iPhone using DO THE TON

They did a wonder on the inside of the tank! Sent from my iPhone using DO THE TON

Well said. This project is on pause for the immediate future and will be back under construction after the sun goes down! In the mean time, here's last nights sunset during a ride. Sent from my iPhone using DO THE TON

Took off the center stand today. I'm torn between finishing this project now and enjoying it for the summer. I really see potential in the cl175 but I also want to get the bmw that I found out into working condition. The BMW is a huge project though. Decisions decisions Sent from my...

Re: What does everyone do for their "real" job? Car sales. Lexus division. Sent from my iPhone using DO THE TON

Haha it would be a shame on me, however we recently just moved to this beautiful Mississippi state. But yes very awesome. Hopefully I can find some other very cool stuff. Sent from my iPhone using DO THE TON

This is my "new" bmw. Looks like the only usable parts may be the frame and possibly wheels. Maaaaybbee suspension once everything gets taken apart and inspected. It's been in my wife's grandmother's airplane hanger for some years. It used to belong to her grandfather when he was alive. It's...

I currently have limited space, and have never been able to have all my tools near me. I finally went and got a mobile storage chest and feel relief! Sent from my iPhone using DO THE TON

The self making gasket trick is incredibly helpful. Thanks for the insight! Sent from my iPhone using DO THE TON

This is a well done project. I'm looking forward to the finished product! Sent from my iPhone using DO THE TON

Straight forks give this guy a whole new stance! Looks great. Don't mind the little red shop towel/bandana. Having never replaced forms before, it is easy to miss a few things. These little things you miss make you pay attention even better moving forward. I messed up and both of the small...

Thanks for the tip! I called the local motorcycle store and they referred me to a shop who gave me a phone number and said "If they don't do it, no one around here will." They said bring it in! I'll post pictures when I drop them off tomorrow versus when I get them back. It'll cost a mean $30...

If you know of any decent cost effective forks for replacement; or IF ANYBODY HAS SOME CL175 K5 FORKS FOR SALE...let me know!

Following along. Keep 'er going.

Great job! I just went through the build page by page and you did an amazing job. Props to the self fabrication! I know you've seen my page on my 1971 Cl175 k5 Scrambler, so keep your opinions coming! Hell of a job!

As i said Japster, I want to mix style with comfort. The scramblers are bad-A bikes. That bike is a definite monster. My issue is this is my first build. So I'm gathering help from like minded people (such as yourself), now that it is running smooth and fast, and figuring out exactly how to...

I've been meaning to start this thread up for a LONG TIME. I bought this bike in Oklahoma City in 2013. It has no carbs, the wiring harness was on a constant short trying to start the engine at all times with the electric start, no air filters, no side covers, tons of rust, and it did not run...