new jag

well its almost done just thought id share

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maybe this will help ya with pics?
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Come on, Joe...I'm sitting here waiting............
Tom

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pics added oh and thanks tom for those paint codes

Absolutely superb, Joe. That is a fantastic looking bike. The tank is perfect. (what is it?). I have one but used the kit tank for now. Seeing yours fired my rocket to finish the 80cc Yamaha tank I was going to use but got in a hurry to get the bike on the road. Is this your first build? If so, you're well on your way to stardom. Great work. Thanks for sharing with us. And you're welcome re: the paint numbers; glad I could help.
Tom

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Just had to come back for another look. Just a suggestion cause it worked so well for me. I don't use the shifter much; leave it in 2nd gear most of the time so I moved the twist shifter in front of the brake handle. Makes it easier to reach the brakes. Easy to do too. Love that Jag, Joe. And...where's the clutch lever? Ooops, never mind. I see the dual pull now.
Tom

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Thanks Tom the tank is a suzuki jr 50 and thanks for the tip .yes this is the first build.more pics soon

cool tank!

that bike looks like 'factory' made...
and, I mean that as a huge compliment
what is the capacity of the tank ?

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1/2 gal tank and thanks bill i sure like it .still some to do. as a matter of fact i dont know if it will ever be done. I liked building it so much. i still get new ideas every day