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After pedalling the bike around at the beach all weekend, I think I'm puting that front spring back on the seat!! 
Wow!!! The chrome SBP exhaust, silver engine and bare tank tie it all together and give it a kind of machine look, balanced out by the white tires and nice blue paint to soften things up I like how the exhaust follows the line of the frame. A very pleasing build, Norm.
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A couple of questions: Are you able to use the stock kickstand or does the SBP exhaust running under the pedal crank interfere with it? Second, the springer fork looks great and is worth having for that alone, but how much real difference does it make with the ride? You have a really good sense of design. Beautiful...
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Could you tell me about mounting the grips? Were they both 7/8 or is one 1 in. Do the orginal throttle grips come apart? What trpe of handle bars do you use?
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Yep, the pipe fits right under the stock kickstand & crank. I cut this pipe real short for a lotta top end power, & I use a small 'Lucky 7' sprocket.
The Monark fork is pretty stiff, (thats what she said, hahaha) But it looks soooo kewl!!
They are standard 7/8" grips... Cut the kit grip off the throttle, & heat up the new grip to get it on.
The bars are 'middle weight' bars.
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Here's todays progress... all that's left is to weld a pipe hanger & a custom lay-back seat post!
Sweet bike Norm. Let me know if u want me to make a bracket for that pipe and weld it. Just come by my work tomorrow and I will take care of it bro...
Ya if u want she is not very kind at times tho... The torch is my hooker girl friend...she never let's me down...
That thing is inspirational. Very nice.
Is that the heavy duty springer front end or just standard? What's the difference between the two?
Is that the heavy duty springer front end or just standard? What's the difference between the two?
Here is a link to the Monark fork thread explaining what the differences are.
ratrodbikes.com • View topic - Monark fork Repair
ratrodbikes.com • View topic - Monark fork Repair
Man... Looking good...where are you finding all those frames? Every time I find one I get crazy out-bid. The last one you did was the turning point for the misses...she saw it and said how beautiful it was.
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Looks good as always, Norm! From what I hear he has like 10 of these frames laying around. Picked them up for $20 each at a yard sale. The pipe looks cool but you better go slow over the speed bumps.
I'm gonna start a new thread for this bike, there's a few things I did on this one that I haven't done before. 
