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jboge123
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Hi everyone,
September will be about 10 months from when I first started wrenching on it.
Before:
September will be about 10 months from when I first started wrenching on it.
Before:
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jboge123
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80 Percent there:
-Entirely rebuilt engine from crankshaft up
- rebuilt carbs
- Rebuilt brakes
- cut/weld/paint frame
- New seat
- polished/coated tank
- painted instrument cluster and installed LED's
- taken apart cleand and lubed (where necessary) pretty much every piece of the bike
-Entirely rebuilt engine from crankshaft up
- rebuilt carbs
- Rebuilt brakes
- cut/weld/paint frame
- New seat
- polished/coated tank
- painted instrument cluster and installed LED's
- taken apart cleand and lubed (where necessary) pretty much every piece of the bike
Quite a turn around.
Nice work.
Nice work.
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jboge123
Guest
She's now got 4 hours on the new engine.. been having such a good time I haven't even stopped to get screws for the emblems! The Conti TKC 80s I'm running are pretty solid on pavement and even better on the dirt roads. Overall, It's been one hell of a rebuild.. many hours and time invested.. and many thanks to everyone for all this wealth of knowledge. Could not have done it without you. it's now time to enjoy her.. Reach out if you live in NJ and want to ride
LarsKroghStea
Forum Mentor
Nice work 
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jboge123
Guest
Thanks fellas!
I'll be putting the fender back on once I fab up some little stainless steel risers for it. The clearance right now is too tight with those knobbies
I'll be putting the fender back on once I fab up some little stainless steel risers for it. The clearance right now is too tight with those knobbies
