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Gals coming to get it by next weekend and I made the commitment to have a roller with the heavy mechanical done. Just have not been able to get my head around doing this for some reason , beginning to bother me cause I cannot put a finger on what or why I been draggin so bad.
You convince one of those rice scooter galls to get an old pan?
Least you have a light at the end of the tunnel even if it is about a year of recovery. You get the bike welded up?
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Gals coming to get it by next weekend and I made the commitment to have a roller with the heavy mechanical done. Just have not been able to get my head around doing this for some reason , beginning to bother me cause I cannot put a finger on what or why I been draggin so bad.
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Yuuup... all welded, need the farm sand blasted then some lab metal to fill some spots and smooth out the gusset in the neck... then off to the powder coater....
Used to do a fair amount of inline 4's, Suzi's or Kawi's till I sold the bench, hard to match by eye.
No sealing needed between the ports?
Looks nice though.
Takes time to do them right, although now they're using the programmed mills to do a lot of them.
Al
Are you going back with the same purple frame you had or something different?
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Cobalt blue.... nope.... going black...
You running these through a flow bench?
Used to do a fair amount of inline 4's, Suzi's or Kawi's till I sold the bench, hard to match by eye.
No sealing needed between the ports?
Looks nice though.
Takes time to do them right, although now they're using the programmed mills to do a lot of them.
Al
Used to do a fair amount of inline 4's, Suzi's or Kawi's till I sold the bench, hard to match by eye.
No sealing needed between the ports?
Looks nice though.
Takes time to do them right, although now they're using the programmed mills to do a lot of them.
Al
If I did mine id do silver or battleship gray.
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I like black... have some silver in it mebbe...
Evenin.....
You will like em softwood...
Evenin.....
You will like em softwood...
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