Easy Rider
Santa Cruz Scooter Works
You've gotta bring it to the races next year even if you don't race it. I'm sure a lot of peeps will appreciate the work you put in it. Isn't Palmdale close to Apple Valley?
Blood Thursty!
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truckd
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Well my Buddies air brush broke down and he said he wasn't going to get it fixed until next week so I'm going to scrap the detail thing and go with what I have it will look just as outstanding.
I mounted my oil primer today and now that I have the crank plate back I can presume work & fab, the oil primer was converted from a 20cc vet syringe and some light mods to it worked out fine, and you really can't tell it is anything other then a vintage oil primer.
I mounted my oil primer today and now that I have the crank plate back I can presume work & fab, the oil primer was converted from a 20cc vet syringe and some light mods to it worked out fine, and you really can't tell it is anything other then a vintage oil primer.
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silverbear
The Boy Who Never Grew Up
Outstanding!
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stocksucks
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Very Cool! Vintage solution!
Velodrome
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Hey truckd. Have a look at this. Mabey ( just mabey ) think about this for you engine mounts. http://www.hotrodworks.net/decal/dash.html Top of the page is 1/4" turning. Looks good in person. I have some on the Scotsman BTR. Your syringe is turning out GREAT
truckd
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Hey Velo!
Ya know I got to looking at that site and thought that the wood grain would look real good on yer chain gaurd of the Felt, I like it so much I'm trying to figure out what I could put it on, might try it the wifes bike first as it's going to get a face lift soon.
Ya know I got to looking at that site and thought that the wood grain would look real good on yer chain gaurd of the Felt, I like it so much I'm trying to figure out what I could put it on, might try it the wifes bike first as it's going to get a face lift soon.
truckd
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I bought a tube bender today and did some plumbing on the Red skin and found out that I need to pull my wires through the tube first as there is one bend that won't allow the two wires to pull through together, the bends won't hurt the wires, so tomorrow I'll get some more aluminum tubing and try again.
truckd
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Got some pic's today for everyone, as I stated I will put the Jaguar CDI in the oil box, my wiring is ran out through the oil primer down the tube and into the crank case to the coil, I still have some plumbing to do on the right side of the bike.
After running the wires through the tube first the bending was a little tricking not knowing how to work the tube bender, I did do some practice bends first then went on to the final piece and instalation,wires pulled through the oil box with a small rubber crmit to protect the wires.
I was looking at a friends bike the other day and found a lot of similarities between how the factory built his bike and the way I'm building mine (even though it is a Tribute bike), I guess all those episodes of American Chopper are paying off (LOL!)
Oh! Last Pic... a little eye candy for all you Indian guys out there, I saw this and was just at awe looking at it
After running the wires through the tube first the bending was a little tricking not knowing how to work the tube bender, I did do some practice bends first then went on to the final piece and instalation,wires pulled through the oil box with a small rubber crmit to protect the wires.
I was looking at a friends bike the other day and found a lot of similarities between how the factory built his bike and the way I'm building mine (even though it is a Tribute bike), I guess all those episodes of American Chopper are paying off (LOL!)
Oh! Last Pic... a little eye candy for all you Indian guys out there, I saw this and was just at awe looking at it
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truckd
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If you look at the last pic in the previous post you'll see alot of mechanical detail, even though the parts I'm going to use are not the same , they are similar in shape and will complete the look .
Now I am trying to figure out how to do some Faux exposed push rods but yet still find a function for them insted of just being jewery, now the part you are looking at was sanded, wet sanded, then polished out, I will get some pic's of the polished piece on the next post
Now I am trying to figure out how to do some Faux exposed push rods but yet still find a function for them insted of just being jewery, now the part you are looking at was sanded, wet sanded, then polished out, I will get some pic's of the polished piece on the next post
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truckd
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Thanks! Velo.......
Dan and I were throwing around the thought of a Magneto box on top of the motor mounts for the coil insted of putting it inbetween the crank case plates as once the plates and mounts are bolted they're pretty much perminate.
A little modifcation to the syringe but I like it and it actually has a real function
Dan and I were throwing around the thought of a Magneto box on top of the motor mounts for the coil insted of putting it inbetween the crank case plates as once the plates and mounts are bolted they're pretty much perminate.
A little modifcation to the syringe but I like it and it actually has a real function
truckd
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Well I hope every one had a great ThanksGiving here in the States , Man I had a house full of family,Love Em but glad to see Em go home too, my Gran Daughter and I hung out and checked out bikes all day and drew pics of them too,She wants to race when the Indian gets running, ok Babe race on (HE!HE!HE!)
Here is a pic I found on Ebay I thought was pretty cool
Here is a pic I found on Ebay I thought was pretty cool
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silverbear
The Boy Who Never Grew Up
Yes, that's a cool looking bike. Puts you in mind of the rocket ship theme so popular years ago. It would be nice to know more about that bike.
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Velodrome
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Hereszit. http://www.ebay.com/itm/271109459122 The seat will amaze and terrify you 
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