Dyno-Myte Phase 1

[Road Master]

Hi! I've changed out a few parts on the Dyno Roadster I picked up recently. Now I can start working on trim paint, reinstalling the chain guard and lights. I'm real happy with the ride - between the 3 spring saddle and the 3" tires @ 40psi it's very smooth. Until I installed the triple tree I had a 26x2.125 on the front and the steering was a little squirrely but now the front end is real solid and stable. I opted for the beefy front end instead of the fat rear & skinny front combination and I'm glad I did. I feel very confident that I've got a substancial piece of machinery between my legs. I also snagged those handlebars off ebay for $16 - they're used off a 1978 Yamaha. I love the narrow pull back feel. To be continued. Robert

Before

After

Triple Tree Donor Bike

 

[aka_locojoe]

Looks good. Don't recall ever seeing a roadster with that fork and handlebar combo.

 

[Tailwinds]

Way cool!!

 

[SCHWINNRAY69]

I gotta get myself a Dyno now :shock: COOL :mrgreen:

 

[Dr. Tankenstein]

WOW! Looks great! Love that fork/handlebar combo, really lends itself to stretched cruiser look.
It's very inspiring... :wink:

Cheers,
Dr. T

 

[Santee]

You did a heck of a job on that Roadster. Was that the one on San Diego Craigslist a little while ago?

 

[Road Master]

You did a heck of a job on that Roadster. Was that the one on San Diego Craigslist a little while ago?

Yes, that's the one I had imported with the help of rydr1 (Robert). I changed out the rusty wheels and fork which made a lot of difference and I love them fat tires!

 

[rydr1]

Robert, that looks amazing!

Way nicer than when it was picked up.

 

[Road Master]

Robert, that looks amazing!

Way nicer than when it was picked up.

Thanks Robert! Couldn't have done it without you. Rides like a dream which I would not have guessed without a springer. Thanks again. Robert

 

[blackdiamond]

Id like that rusted removed springer! :arrow: 8)