75 build

[Elozano]

I did suggest making a basic loom to get it running in my first post. easy to do plenty that will help and lots of threads on this.

Anyways have fun on your build

Thanks will give it a shot and post pictures as I go

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[Elozano]

Not a very big update but I got a new tank for it, and have been talking to a few friends from the dmv to try and figure out the best way to get the title

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[Elozano]

Been a while since I updated, got a title for it, pulled the motor and started working on it, cut the frame in half and getting it welded up tomorrow.

 

[Elozano]

 

[willis]

Elozano... did you get rid of the stock tank? any interest in parting with it if you still have it?

 

[Elozano]

I did sell it already sorry

 

[TimeMachine]

The pics are very good and fun to watch ! I am so jealous of that shop mine is more of a snowed in lawnmower shed ! Ironic how that bar stool by the Pepsi machine is in line as if begging to be welded right on that frame .. Enjoy

 

[XSLeo]

You can use a dual output coil with the stock points. Run power to the coil, run a wire from the other side of the coil to both sets of points. On a dual output coil you can hook hot and ground to either primary side connection.
The stock condenser pack has two wires coming out of it. Both of these wires are the positive side, The body of the condenser pack is the ground side. There are two condensers in the pack. Use just one.
If your stock coils test ok then use them for now. You can change them out later.
Leo

 

[hotshoe]

You can use a dual output coil with the stock points. Run power to the coil, run a wire from the other side of the coil to both sets of points. On a dual output coil you can hook hot and ground to either primary side connection.
The stock condenser pack has two wires coming out of it. Both of these wires are the positive side, The body of the condenser pack is the ground side. There are two condensers in the pack. Use just one.
If your stock coils test ok then use them for now. You can change them out later.
Leo

 

[hotshoe]

Hey Elazono, Welcome, Do you still have the stock mufflers that were under your bench for this 75?

 

[Elozano]

The pics are very good and fun to watch ! I am so jealous of that shop mine is more of a snowed in lawnmower shed ! Ironic how that bar stool by the Pepsi machine is in line as if begging to be welded right on that frame .. Enjoy

thank you! I'm having fun with it, haha well at least you have the shed! my brother was trying to build a bike in his 2nd story apartment once. I never even noticed the seat! Maybe I should just weld it up and call it a day...

 

[Elozano]

You can use a dual output coil with the stock points. Run power to the coil, run a wire from the other side of the coil to both sets of points. On a dual output coil you can hook hot and ground to either primary side connection.
The stock condenser pack has two wires coming out of it. Both of these wires are the positive side, The body of the condenser pack is the ground side. There are two condensers in the pack. Use just one.
If your stock coils test ok then use them for now. You can change them out later.
Leo

thank you Leo I really appreciate your help!

 

[Elozano]

Hey Elazono, Welcome, Do you still have the stock mufflers that were under your bench for this 75?

I may still have them, I'll check tomorrow and get back to you.

 

[Elozano]

I don't have the mufflers anymore sorry about that, I do have a few other things that I took off of it though like the head light, battery tray, foot pegs,handle bars, etc.

 

[Elozano]

Got it all welded up today! Brought it home and threw it together. Pretty excited how it's looking so far; I'm probably not going to do anything else to it for a while though until I get the motor situated.

 

[Elozano]

Not a big update but I made a tab for the light, cut off the ugly stock neck gussets, and shaved the levers