sadly just put 2 and 2 together.... daddyorider

 

Only the best artificial reptile skins for my favorite beer holder.

Got the shift linkage parts in and assembled. 96 grams (3.4 oz) vs 282 grams (10 oz). Almost 1/2 pound savings. I thought the old linkage was aluminum, but it's slightly magnetic. Must be stainless.

The heims are nice and tight. Great for most applications, but I'll have to get 5/16 shoulder bolts to keep the shifter rotating freely. The nuts were supposed to be 3/8 hex but they're actually 1/2. Not a show stopper, but I try to may hunt down some of the 3/8.

The assembly adjusts from 13" to 14.5" center to center.

 

Finished up the bars and riser install. Need a clutch cable and brake line to tidy it up, but goof for now.

 

As a member of the Sons of Confederate Veterans Mechanized Cavalry. My bike has a confederate theme...

I converted a replica Confederate canteen into a Air cleaner cover...

 

I knew your scale could be used for other things





OK, If anybody says they have seen that before...I'll call BS

 

 

Very cool, but now you need brown leather.

 

Now don't be modest...


I know for a fact that you're also a member of...

"The Sons of Fathers Who Still Have Their Wood Burning Sets"

 

Now that is some beautiful and unique work, my friend; very well done

 

The cool part is if you ever plan on doing motor work to uncork the motor it should be pretty easy.