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Member Lama is in the process of modding his 2007 FXDC into a club style or thug style bike (known today as outlaw bikes) Asks members to provide inspiration and post pictures of their own bikes. Members show off their bikes.
Been a while since my last post... Finished painting the wheels and lowers black, repacked the bearings since they looked like *****. Was planning to paint the tins this week as well but of course TCP didn't want to ship the HOK reducer with the rest of my paint that I ordered a month ago.. Got a little surprise for the people who tried talking me out of painting them completely black. Also cleaned up the brakes a bit because why not. Spent an hour trying to put the rear wheel back on(not too fun doing that alone when you don't have a legitimate jack) and just when I thought I was done I realized the front calipers froze up on me .
Anyone have any tips on getting the pistons loosened up without having to bleed the lines?
Been a while since my last post... Finished painting the wheels and lowers black, repacked the bearings since they looked like *****. Was planning to paint the tins this week as well but of course TCP didn't want to ship the HOK reducer with the rest of my paint that I ordered a month ago.. Got a little surprise for the people who tried talking me out of painting them completely black. Also cleaned up the brakes a bit because why not. Spent an hour trying to put the rear wheel back on(not too fun doing that alone when you don't have a legitimate jack) and just when I thought I was done I realized the front calipers froze up on me .
Anyone have any tips on getting the pistons loosened up without having to bleed the lines?
Big "C" clamp and some scraps of wood?
Just watch the level in your master.
Almost got my "club-style starter pack" finished up. As i said before, Ive saved photos of a lot of your bikes from this thread. Happy to be able to contribute.
I fully stand by the belief that this is the best way to commute in SoCal - get everywhere twice as fast than if I had taken my truck...
Originally Posted by Highwaymans
Yep. Hate driving anywhere.
Agree. I live out in Pine Valley and it is 47 miles from the Navy base. Thanks to lane splitting and closer bike parking I leave later than people that live MUCH closer and still get to work first!!
Agree. I live out in Pine Valley and it is 47 miles from the Navy base. Thanks to lane splitting and closer bike parking I leave later than people that live MUCH closer and still get to work first!!
I feel like the closer you live to work the later you are to work.
02-18-2015, 10:49 AM
. Also cleaned up the brakes a bit because why not. Spent an hour trying to put the rear wheel back on(not too fun doing that alone when you don't have a legitimate jack) and just when I thought I was done I realized the front calipers froze up on me 
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