This build is the definition of "Built, not Bought"! And the sissy bar has the logo for those words.
Well said, oh highwaysoldier !This build is the definition of "Built, not Bought"! And the sissy bar has the logo for those words.
ill see when its all togeter again , paint is curing atm
This build is the definition of "Built, not Bought"! And the sissy bar has the logo for those words.
Well said, oh highwaysoldier !
Thanks guysLooking awesome 1HP!
You are scaring me that you are painting already! Where does the time go?
Luke.
It's rolling, barely, problem is it needs a lot more yet! Plus time consuming paint and upholstery...Thanks guys
haha Luke , Its a tiny bike , i honestly been caried away in the building process , it was supposed to be supper simple and done in a flash in my mind ..
yours is a big project from the getgo , but you almost rolling arent you ? its only half way to the finish ,plenty of time for Build'O'clock
Every parts are painted and ready for assembly
here is masking madness to paint the tinny lines on the hoops
Here are the tires before paint
after cleaning them up with paint thinner over and over ,the walls were painted mat black ..
(The Renaissance Man prooved it was doable on his last build)
that same matblack paint that was reacting with my primer , so i got satin black for the parts
(like GuitarlCarl suggested)
the parts pile half assembled , still need to true the wheels when i get the 20 missing spoke nipples
Spokes were covered with 'heat shrink tubing' and some have been painted over .. seems to hold well even when bending them.
the light is mounted on the fork legs by the inside of the light with 4 screws and treaded in the forklegs , verry solid setup ... i won't loose this one landing wheelies
Riding'O'Clock soon!!
glad to hear it , imo its half the point of a forum like this.Just read through this entire build. Learned a lot and can't wait to see the finished result!!
GRRRRRRRRRRRRR
Thanks !Colors look beautiful, can't wait to see it assembled!
I think you are being deceived a little by the design Carl, the forks run backwards but the axle is still in front of the pivot line due to the offset clamp area. Very cool optical illusion happening there!Do you think the front wheel will flip sideways when you land after a wheelie, with the reverse trail? I love the way it looks leaning forward but that's some sketchy geometry.
Carl.
Do you think the front wheel will flip sideways when you land after a wheelie, with the reverse trail? I love the way it looks leaning forward but that's some sketchy geometry.
Carl.
I think you are being deceived a little by the design Carl, the forks run backwards but the axle is still in front of the pivot line due to the offset clamp area. Very cool optical illusion happening there!
Luke.
sure , but i think the problem is the paint itself , the same that reacted with the primerDid you scuff the tire wall with sandpaper first? That's how I got white paint to stick to the tires on my taxi chopper.
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