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katman said:
KEITH KRAUSE said:Send her to me Mark. I'll slap her together for ya!
While my engine was gone for 5 months, I broke my bike down and gave attention to every single piece. Literally every part on my bike was inspected, refurbished or replaced. It kept me busy the entire time.
I'm actually glad the engine took so long because it gave me time to focus on the entire bike.
While you're waiting, I'm sure there are a lot of things you could do to make the final results better. I only mention this because you sound frustrated by the whole thing.
If the bike is a keeper, the final results is what you'll be living with for many years. Now is the time to give attention to every detail. Not every part requires a lot of money either. A lot of things just require time and elbow grease. Just refurbishing the wiring harness and every single electrical piece and part will keep you busy a long time but costs little.
I know you want to get her together quick, but I advise you to just take time to do everything right. When the time comes, it will come soon enough my friend.
KEITH KRAUSE said:Okie-doke Mark. Just wondering if you had missed some things.
For what good it does...you're not alone.
Just wish I had more room.
KEITH KRAUSE said:OH! That sounds interesting.
katman said:
katman said:
