99 Super Glide Sport project
#31
03-04-2014, 06:08 PM
Getting closer to being done.
The engine is back together. Bike is running again. The bars are wired and brakes are bled.
I still have to wrap up the pipes....but I haven't decided on what pipes to run. I have drags on the bike now but I am not in love with them. My local Indy had a 2 into 1 take off they let me take home to try on....but it doesn't fit with the mids. Bummer.
Waiting on a bracket for the speedo....the tach is coming off.
Also trying to figure out if I want front signals.
Before pic and "current" pic.
The engine is back together. Bike is running again. The bars are wired and brakes are bled.
I still have to wrap up the pipes....but I haven't decided on what pipes to run. I have drags on the bike now but I am not in love with them. My local Indy had a 2 into 1 take off they let me take home to try on....but it doesn't fit with the mids. Bummer.
Waiting on a bracket for the speedo....the tach is coming off.
Also trying to figure out if I want front signals.
Before pic and "current" pic.
#33
03-04-2014, 06:28 PM
Looks good, nice job, how much did you end up lowering the front and back overall. The more I see black apes the more I like them.
I'd grab some small turn signals for the front and throw them on the bottom tree. I'd rather go without too but I want people to know I'm turning. I grabbed minis for the front and back. They look better in person.
I'd grab some small turn signals for the front and throw them on the bottom tree. I'd rather go without too but I want people to know I'm turning. I grabbed minis for the front and back. They look better in person.
#34
03-04-2014, 06:49 PM
Thanks guys.
I have 11" shocks on the rear....the stock shocks were like 13". The front is down an inch plus whatever amount 3 degrees more rake added. I didn't take a before measurement to compare.
I have 11" shocks on the rear....the stock shocks were like 13". The front is down an inch plus whatever amount 3 degrees more rake added. I didn't take a before measurement to compare.
#36
03-04-2014, 07:16 PM
And its a PITA to put the bike on/off the jack...I have to roll the rear wheel onto a 2x4 to gain enough clearance to slip the lift under the frame.
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03-05-2014, 06:59 AM
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