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http://baltimore.craigslist.org/mcy/4069407148.html My bike for sale. $2800 obo. Completed with much help from this site, so thank you to everyone. It was bought and paid for with loan money as mechanical therapy during graduate school, so I'd be a little sick if (when) it got wrecked. -Wes

Hey guys, Finally got the tabs trimmed off from the stock seat, the rear hoop cut off, and my mounting system worked out. I'm going to be using the system I found on dotheton link below (bottom of the page, using rubber stoppers and hose clamps) since it needs no welding, is cheap, and seems...

I used a drill bit and allen key of the same measurement. Drilled into the jet, tapped the allen key into the slightly small hole with a hammer. Came out like buttah. If it slips you either didnt get the allen key far enough in to get a grip or it needs more penetrating oil. I think the...

Yeah, for the bug eye I did. Otherwise the seat would have to be mounted a few inches above the frame, which would not look very clean. Some of their more bulky seats might fit, like the phat tail. -Wes

Just to update...I ordered the bug eye from Legendary Motorcycles with the low-profile pad. It's a nice piece. Very easy to do the cut out for the tank and whatever cat eye brake light you want to put in (Dremel bit for gross removal plus hand files for finishing). Hopefully will get the...

The ability to be repaired is something I hadn't considered yet. Thanks for the input Mharrington. -wes

I was wondering if anyone had seen some of these ABS cafe seats in person. They're now being sold on mikesxs, but are also available at http://www.legendary-motorcycles.com/caferacerseats.html I was wondering if these are strong enough to be suspended on mounting bolts like fiberglass...

Hello everyone, I've been a long time follower of this forum. It's been an indispensible resource for my build. Speaking of which is a 1974 TX650A that is currently torn apart in the basement and is slowly getting turned into a cafe. I jumped the gun a little by selling a few items and...

pleasure to do business with. everything went super smooth and the parts were just as described.

Front wheel sold. Rear wheel sold. Axle sold. Sorry shark.

Carbs sold.

Hey Skull, Well if saying "make an offer" is also acceptable, I put it twice. Once in the original post and once in a response to you, so I dont really see where you're coming from. -Wes

As of right now, the wheels are spoken for. Sorry. P.S. I used to live in the Candler Park/L5P area a few years ago. Miss that place.... -Wes

Prices are negotiable, make me an offer. Classic case of the buyer also doing the selling. :) Thanks, Wes

the seat pan picture is the bottom of the stepped seat from the first post. the seat attaches directly to my 74 tx650 frame. only has a small few nicks on it, but is near perfect in upholstry.

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Hey, My name is Wes, Been a follower of the forum for a while and have picked up a 1974 Tx650A I'm stripping down in my basement for the past few months, want to end up with a cafe project. Got some extra parts in the purchase of the bike and looking to sell some stuff. PM me some...