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    Giveaway: Pandemonium Brake Kit! (ends 11pm CST on December 17th, 2012)

    Sure would like this gift giveaway!
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    Let's See The XS's

    tonyc: The seat pan is a Biltwell Classic, I bought off their website. and I sourced the leather from Tandy Leather here in my hometown. I used a strong spray adhesive and pop rivets to stretch and secure the leather onto the pan and foam. The seat hinge is also Biltwell brand.
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    Let's See The XS's

    Here is my 1979 Special. This was my first project :)
  4. cool little wing nuts for the strut-fender bolts

    cool little wing nuts for the strut-fender bolts

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  5. Lets just say I was a little more excited than her when I got everything put together

    Lets just say I was a little more excited than her when I got everything put together

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  6. My ol' lady :)

    My ol' lady :)

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  7. I know i should have took the engine out to spray the frame but.. I was excited to ride so I cut a corner on this

    I know i should have took the engine out to spray the frame but.. I was excited to ride so I cut a corner on this

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  8. the biltwell seat mount and wassel fit perfectly together

    the biltwell seat mount and wassel fit perfectly together

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  9. I sat down on a cold winter day a drew this piece of sh*t drawing, before I even had a bike HA

    I sat down on a cold winter day a drew this piece of sh*t drawing, before I even had a bike HA

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  10. Wrappin'. The leather was from the scrap bin from my local leather store. It cost me $5

    Wrappin'. The leather was from the scrap bin from my local leather store. It cost me $5

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  11. Took 3 hours of learning to pop rivet and stretch leather around the seat pan, a good adhesive is a must

    Took 3 hours of learning to pop rivet and stretch leather around the seat pan, a good adhesive is a must

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  12. Reminder: I had no metal experience what so ever :). I went out and bought a cheapo wheel grinder, proceeded to cut the gussets so the wassel would

    Reminder: I had no metal experience what so ever :). I went out and bought a cheapo wheel grinder, proceeded to cut the gussets so the wassel would

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  13. Took a couple buddies to put the engine back in

    Took a couple buddies to put the engine back in

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  14. Mock up after I got the bike back from Baas

    Mock up after I got the bike back from Baas

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  15. in Baas's shop

    in Baas's shop

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  16. Before the PMA and Pamco and front tire

    Before the PMA and Pamco and front tire

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  17. XS650: Final Product, just before winter storage

    XS650: Final Product, just before winter storage

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  18. IMG 0585

    IMG 0585

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  19. IMG 0630

    IMG 0630

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  20. 1979 XS650 Special

    1979 XS650 Special

    This is my first bike build. BUT... the fab work was done by Kevin Baas from baasmetalcraft.com. Much credit is due to Mr. Baas, as all I did was draft a picture of what i wanted the bike to look like, buy a bunch of parts, have Baas weld it all together then I assembled the final product...
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