Summer Project

[kb426]

This is a photo story of my bike build. It's 14 minutes long and probably not very interesting to a lot of people.

[Glen]

wow....that took vision to get from day one to finished product.  cool.

[enjenjo]

A lot more to that build, than what was apparent from your posts, nice job.

[GPster]

That is a lot of nice work and it's something you can be proud about without having to use "It's bigger" or "It's faster". My son-in-law took me to a Duccati (sp?) shop to show me the bike he would like. I tended to like the ones that were not so much plastic rocket ships and looked like something mechanical with a purpose. For your bike's purpose it fits that idea very well. Of course the shop he took me to was also a Triumph dealer and I like their style of big twins. A customer there had ridden in on an older Yamaha twin like you started with. He had gone the way of "Hard Tail" ing it which's simplicity appealed to me. Of course it wouldn't appear as simple with training wheels on it so I could ride it. Nice work. Thanks for the 14 minutes. GPster

[kb426]

Thanks for the comments, guys.

[WZ JUNK]

This is a photo story of my bike build. It's 14 minutes long and probably not very interesting to a lot of people.

I would like to see the project but with my very, very, slow connection a 14 minuet video would take a least overnight to download.  Sorry.  

John