The Krew here at Klock Werks recently had an idea to show how easy it is to work on your own bike. Let's make the sales people do it! So we took everyone from the front who had little or no experience working on a bike to the back for a little transformation on a 2009 Street Glide.

I've got literally thousands of photos from this project so I'll add different steps as I get the photos together.

Lets start with a few simple things

The shifter linkage










Then a Klock Werks Horn Cover

 

I'll be adding lots more parts over the next few days.

Wheels and powdercoated forks
Front Fender
Painted inner fairing
Internal Wired Handlebars
Hogtunes Tweeter Dash
Windshield
Flush mount axle
exhaust
and more!

 

Is Brian considered one of the salesteam?

 

my wifes worst dream... me doing it myself...LOL

 

Video clips would work better !!

 

I want to see the sales team install a set of Doublebacks.

Cannon

 

There will be plenty of video clips too. As soon as everything is edited and put together they will be up on our youtube channel

http://www.youtube.com/user/klockwerks1

There are some things up there but nothing from this bike yet.

 

If you've ever called the shop you've probably talked to Vic, he's usually the first one to answer the phone. Here he's shaving a fork leg for a single sided brake.

 

Cool, Looks good. A pictures worth a 1000 words.

Keep it up and post it somewhere so we can find it in the future.

Heywood

 

Next up is assembling the forks with a Progressive lowering kit.







Stock and Lowered


Squeezing the springs into the fork tube.




Putting the tube into the fork leg.




Putting in the drain screw


Putting in the fork oil.