Digging the funky yellow windscreen!
Yeah! Tried to find green, but all the ones I found were really expensive or have black coloring on the part of the screen that I needed. Something vintage, cool, and funky about colored windshields and headlights. I was trying for an old school yellow, but when it arrived it was a little too neon. Its growing on me, but may still look for the plain yellow.Digging the funky yellow windscreen!
Thanks,Man!I love the tins. Nice job!
Thanks, man! It took a while to build the fairing. Originally it was planned to extend a little past the forks, but it just looked better narrowed out and tight to the front. With the quarter turns the fairing comes off in seconds. The heat shields are from a 1970 CT70, and the one in the rear is a must, as your heel can touch it pretty easy.So much awesome. The fairing is perfect. It fits so tight to the forks, + the 1/4 turns.
The exhaust and the heat shields I also love!
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Thanks, man!Very cool!
I look at it from one angle and it’s a little “Mad Max” like. Than another and it’s ”motard“ and another “cafe racer”.
very well done
Thanks, guys! There were moments I wasn't sure it would all work together...maybe it doesn't! haha. Some of the stuff felt a little too finished to go with the more raw pieces. Thinking the paint will help tie it together a little. Going to try to keep the paint a little raw, and not too slick, with some stripes, numbers, and colored panels. The side covers were intended to be number plates from the start and will be hand painted. The signals were not really needed, but with the battery already on board and the extra tail lights, why not? As soon as I get it running I will get some pics of it lit up.The blinkers and taillight are very sano. Almost missed the front. I would love to see images of everything illuminated.
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I still have to make one more mod on the brake set-up, where it pushes the brake pedal down slightly when the footpeg is up. Right now, the kicker scrapes the brake pedal barely, and a little nudge should get it out of the way.Looks great Davmo.Thats a pretty interesting rear brake set up.
keep the pics coming.
tmas
Thanks, Kirrbby!That bike is awesome from every angle. But I especially like the views from the rear. Your taillight is very cool.
If I got behind it, I'd be looking for a way to see the rest of it.
Very nice job. I'm looking forward to the next round of pics.