Project Cooley Beast
Collapse
X
-
sharpy
Looking so hot, but have you made a bracket to hold the carbs steady. Othewise they will just flopped around real bad. Maybe its on the list to do. enjoy ure ride -
Guest
I plan on clamping them to the boots. Do they need more than that? I haven't had any problems with any of my other carbs. Do just the VM33's need this?Comment
-
Rudeman
Oh man, nice bike. Please reconsider the case guards and the finned caps.Here's a few sneak peeks from the AMA display at Infineon Raceway. I'll take some better pics when I have time.




I haven't even started it yet...I just put it together for the show and ran out of time. I still need to install the petcock, fuel sending unit, fuel line and the stator. The cam caps will be replaced with some finned black ones that I have. I still need to install the crash guards, too. Oh, and put some oil in it and break it in!
Comment
-
Rudeman
Comment
-
Guest
Comment
-
UncleMike
I really like the look of it as-is. If it were mine, I'd leave off the cam covers and the case guards, but I'm sure it'll look sexy with as well.Comment
-
Finned cam end caps - yes, case guards - no. Just my opinion and what do I know. Looking sharp though.
You're gonna have to start a poll!79 GS1000S
79 GS1000S (another one)
80 GSX750
80 GS550
80 CB650 cafe racer
75 PC50 - the one with OHV and pedals...
75 TS100 - being ridden (suicidally) by my fatherComment
-
Hovmod -
jwhelan65 -
Guest -
Rudeman
Just my opinion Bruce. I like the looks of the plain ol' chrome caps. The fins serve no purpose. Case guards are extra weight.
Reguardless it'll look great. Nice work!Comment
-
Flyboy
Again, a work of art, that thing just oozes sex appeal, well done Bruce, as always. your work is top class.
Personally I would go for the plain chrome cam caps, but that is just my opinion, stunning all the same.Comment
-
Guest
Well, after working out some electrical gremlins, I got her started today!
Here's her first breaths: Click on pics for video

She fired right up! Sounds pretty nasty with no baffle in the Yoshi pipe.
The oil filter cover gasket was pinched and made her leak.
Got that fixed and the oil cleaned up and had another go at it:

I still need to tune and synch the carbs. AND...there is a small oil leak coming from the crank seal behind the ignition.
I'll see what I can do to fix that. Can't wait to get her on the road!!
Comment
-
Flyboy
BRAVO BRAVO......



That Yoshi sounds wicked, I would leave it like that, slip the baffle in for the roadworthy test, then get home and pull it out again.
Nice work, as always, can't wait to see it with all it's clothes on, pics, we need pics...........Comment
-
Guest
Comment
Comment