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Just saw this ad, if anyone is looking for polished and shaved forks or a spoked front wheel. http://www.ksl.com/index.php?nid=218&ad=35119320&cat=144&lpid=&search=-mini&ad_cid=2

Haha, I'm glad I'm not the only one that did this with that #6 part. :) So, to figure out inner spacer, measure the wheel bearing seats through the wheel, that measurement minus the thickness of the lip on #6 should be the length of the center bearing spacer. With those outside spacers, you...

Awesome Scott, I've always wanted a set of these, but only ever found fronts. Hope those spacers workout!

Nice sheilds, wish I had seen them a couple months ago. I chopped up this CL350 scramber sheild until I could find something better. Would love to put them on my XS650 rig.

Seems like quite a task to setup a double sidecar, let alone a double Flexit. I setup my first rig in June this year and have been running it quite a bit. Just a typical sidecar setup is almost as wide as a small car, I agree with Fredintoon that a double may be too wide to be practical. Also...

Genius Sir.

I agree. I was in a rush to be on the road for the summer (which for once I hit the deadline) and thought the Yo Mama pipes would save a bit of time, which they did. If I were to make another set and had a little more time, it buy an bend kit like TC Bros or Monster Craftsmen offers. Still...

The first pic shows is probably the closest pic I have. The collector is a 2into1 1.5" in to 2" out, a section of 2" pipe was welded to the collector (about 6" long) and muffler is a 2" inlet slip on reverse cone with internal baffle. The collector and muffler are from Cone Engineering. The...

Silly putty under the nuts. :)

Thank you! Naw haven't wanted to do leather, plenty of other people doing leather aprons for $200++, I like to keep my stuff affordable, and just never been a big fan of leather. I do Nomex though. :) My newest machinist aprons are now available at VisionaryCycleProducts.com

+1 to this idea. and stamps are pretty cheap on ebay, I have 4 sizes for this purpose, but have only used two of them.

+1 to this idea.

ya'all must be retired or jobless... ;)

All projects aside from the last one, which is my wife's '64 Suzuki K11.

Nice, guess I should have contacted them, I'd also like to know $$ and see them when you get them.

Awesome, looks killer. Planning to paint the tank?

I've had no problems putting urethane over just about anything, just make sure its prepped and cured properly.

The headers of Omar's high pipes were made by Sanderson Headers.

http://www.vintageconnections.com Vintage connections is a fantastic supplier with great customer service, top notch parts, quick shipping.

Haha, no, I wish I could say there was a reason, but no.. :)