personal touches to your scoot, lets see em.
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03-12-2010, 10:39 PM
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that is some sweet work......looks good........
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03-13-2010, 03:55 AM
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lets see some of those one of a kind personal touches that you have added to your bike. i know we have some machinests, fabricators, and just uniqe thinkers out there with great ideas, lets see em! my self i added a .50 cal. bullet as a gear shifter, not perfectly "clean" looking but cool and i get alot of compliments on it.
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03-13-2010, 07:10 AM
most of my personal touches can be found in my build thread, but will post a couple up here as well.
in the first pic you can see the tank graphic i did for the bike, as well as the gas caps and a/c are both re-finished to suit my personal tastes and the highway peg stand off's i made my self out of 1" aluminum bar stock, the second pic is the baffles i made. also note the 17 function bicycle speedometer between the risers on the handle bars, surprisingly its accurate to within 0.5kmh but only reads to 99kmh or 99mph, i am still looking for one that has a 3 digit speed readout LOL
i am gonna give the distributer and the pushrod covers the same treat ment as the a/c and gas caps and i am thinkin i might black out the cam cover and sprocket cover as well
in the first pic you can see the tank graphic i did for the bike, as well as the gas caps and a/c are both re-finished to suit my personal tastes and the highway peg stand off's i made my self out of 1" aluminum bar stock, the second pic is the baffles i made. also note the 17 function bicycle speedometer between the risers on the handle bars, surprisingly its accurate to within 0.5kmh but only reads to 99kmh or 99mph, i am still looking for one that has a 3 digit speed readout LOL
i am gonna give the distributer and the pushrod covers the same treat ment as the a/c and gas caps and i am thinkin i might black out the cam cover and sprocket cover as well
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03-13-2010, 01:59 PM
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03-14-2010, 01:31 AM
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All the little details that most don't notice:
Cut off outer filter housing
Cleaned up the wire harness, went from eight bundles to two bundles, and moved to the left side of the bike. Used JB Weld to plug unused grommet hole.
Used aluminum tape on oil cooler tank seams, tie wraps and rubber hose to support the clutch cable
Trimmed lower belt guard
Relocated horn
Used Romex wire, and a large tie wrap with two small tire wraps for ignition lead supports
Painted taillight housing and the LED light face plate
Trimmed license plate to fit into the mount
Painted signal reflectors, Screamin Eagle Dyna signal mounts, Wide Glide triple clamps
Screamin Eagle Dyna gauges
1.6" tank lift, Street Glide air shocks, Deuce headlight, Street Bob seat, 21" Wide Glide wheel, Screamin Eagle Springer footpegs
Cut off outer filter housing
Cleaned up the wire harness, went from eight bundles to two bundles, and moved to the left side of the bike. Used JB Weld to plug unused grommet hole.
Used aluminum tape on oil cooler tank seams, tie wraps and rubber hose to support the clutch cable
Trimmed lower belt guard
Relocated horn
Used Romex wire, and a large tie wrap with two small tire wraps for ignition lead supports
Painted taillight housing and the LED light face plate
Trimmed license plate to fit into the mount
Painted signal reflectors, Screamin Eagle Dyna signal mounts, Wide Glide triple clamps
Screamin Eagle Dyna gauges
1.6" tank lift, Street Glide air shocks, Deuce headlight, Street Bob seat, 21" Wide Glide wheel, Screamin Eagle Springer footpegs
Last edited by WS6 Formula; 04-19-2013 at 02:40 PM. Reason: Corrected photo links