Thanks for the pictures and looking forward to more in the future.

With the bike apart and a lull in activity with it, now's a good time to lube cables, detail the frame, etc. Very little $$$ cost involved, and no easier access to everything. Check the handlebar bushings (if needed, replace with urethane), service forks, etc.

Good luck with your project.

Carl

 

The hard parts done. The tins go back on easier than they come off.

 

Yeah, I will be looking at those things for sure.

Did I tell you that I did order the RWD Front Fender...I will be happy with that for sure I'm sure. I didn't realize how heavy it would be though...That may effect my wheelie performance. lol

 

Have your painter "wipe" the fender; i.e. make it smooth. Otherwise, you may see stress marks from the stamping process after painting depending on the light and viewing angle. It's an excellent fender: smooth and slightly lower installed height relative to the tire than the OEM fender.

Carl

 

Tell me what you think...not the best photo.

 

nice..

 

Looks almost like my anniversary copper!

 

I likes it!

 

Great pics & nice color. Have fun

Toby

 

Go to new Thead ~ Bike Finally Painted and together ~pic's~