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My New Look!

Thanks for the kind words, Joe. The bike looks great all back together again. It's got a cool factory and custom look to it at the same time. It was a pleasure working with you on it. ;)
 
Wow !! If that bike hasn't been bike of the month before, it sure should be. H*** even if it has it should be again with the new look !!
 
Awesome paint job and nice choice of colors ! :)
 
Looks nice but I think I prefer the blue. I was looking for a colour for the 550 project and I think the blue is it. Thanks for sharing and damn fine job guys.

Cheers,
Spyug
 
spyug said:
Looks nice but I think I prefer the blue. I was looking for a colour for the 550 project and I think the blue is it. Thanks for sharing and damn fine job guys.

Cheers,
Spyug
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The bike looks nothing short of awesome with either colors but I'm with you on this. I like the blue better.
Less is more.
 
spyug said:
Looks nice but I think I prefer the blue. I was looking for a colour for the 550 project and I think the blue is it. Thanks for sharing and damn fine job guys.

Cheers,
Spyug
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Octain said:
The bike looks nothing short of awesome with either colors but I'm with you on this. I like the blue better.
Less is more.
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Don't get me wrong guys. I still love the blue and have a great appreciation for OEM paint schemes. The blue body work isn't going to go away. Keep in mind that I have been looking at the blue paint scheme for 28 years (one owner bike!) so I'm thrilled to have something different along with the option of going back to OEM.

Thanks,
Joe
 
That's really sharp. I like the way the silver emphasizes the engine.
 
Looks great! Is that seat cover from Sargent seats? Is that Supertrap still available anywhere?
 
A definite BOM if there ever was, love the new paint scheme! Makes me think, are either of those the "fast" color? :-)
 
very nice. what was your procedure for rebuilding the tabs? i'm going to work on mine this winter, thanks joe!!
 
When I did if I used aluminium angle cut to shape and epoxied in place. Works great and doesn't take long.
Posplayr did a good write-up on it here somewhere

Replacing all the rubbers and lube with some Vaseline or similar is well worth the effort too.
 
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