Stiletto Bobber Update

I’ve made some headway on my Stiletto build. Since last posting I have added two vintage Harley mirrors that I got from a junk shop for $2. After much polishing I mounted them to the handlebars using 7/8” seat post clamps from the parts bin. I replaced the standard aluminum kickstand with a cut down Whizzer center stand to compensate for the extra weight. The original was real wobbly. An alloy mounting plate was fabbed for a Whizzer speedo, also from the parts bin, that redlines above 35 MPH!!! How cool is that? My headlight is a Black & Decker LED flashilight that is VERY bright on both high and low beam. I fabbed a mount to the lower triple tree (there were already two threaded holes in a perfect spot, thanks, Giant). The light is totally waterproof, it takes 4 C batteries and lasts for 72 hours. Trying to figure out how to wire the speedo light to the headlight batteries for a little “glow”. Finally, I added a chain tensioner to the primary drive to eliminate slack. My stainless KMZ chain stretchs a good bit when it gets hot. Still have to hook up the speedo (if anyone has a Whizzer speedo drive for sale, I’m interested). I’m also noodlin’ ideas for a metal tool box to mount under the seat, any ideas? Would like one that locks. I might reduce the rear sprocket to get more high end. I haven’t found one smaller than 36ers?

I have to admit, Rusty, it's kind of different. Hard to describe but it doesn't feel like an MB because you are stretched out like a real chopper. The fat tires eliminate the pulling I get on my other MB when a tire gets in a rut or something. Actually, it's a blast to ride, even though it's not that fast---yet! I lucked out, the 66cc Chinagirl runs great. I'm glad you like it. Someone suggested I call it Franken-Davidson. What do you think?

Rusty, took the Stiletto out tonight for a little 3 mile spin and it hit me that she rides like a motorcycle-low, wide and real stable. Gears would make it better, but I want to keep this one legal since I'm real likely to get stopped because of the way it looks.