Right now I'm assembling (building) all the small things that makes my uniform 100% period correct. I tell you, one of the biggest jobs i've ever done has been getting this uniform right. It's not there yet either. Lots of small things that matter. The right shoes, holsters, chin straps, etc. There is nothing more anal than a military re-enactor. If you show up to an event with the wrong buttons on you coat you will be asked to sit it out. The whole purpose of all of this is to honor the men who originally wore the uniforms and to do that you strive for 100% perfection in authenticity. And there is lots to get right. And all these bits and pieces are rather expensive. By March or April I may everything I need for the authentic uniform to match the bike.I love that picture Cobrafreak, it really does look like a real Indian. Nice work...... But I must ask what's next? Any more builds planned or are you still just happy enjoying your beautiful ride?
After the clothing, I don't know. I'm thinking of ways to strengthen the front fork. It is barely strong enough to do the job it does.