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  Mr.Mow

  6 years ago

  Little bit by little bit.. frame cleaned up.. sissy bar and taillight set up, exhaust needs some minor mods to clear the axle bolt.
  
  

  

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  El Skitzo

  6 years ago

  Like the new air cleaner!

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  Mr.Mow

  6 years ago

  Frame off to be blasted.. so so close now!
  
  Rear guard will be polished (aluminium), frame will be black, sissy will be chromed
  
  

  

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  tussuck

  6 years ago

  ALL frames are ALWAYS black!  
  

  Stick with something that the crowd do not use....Pop their eyes with a glitter or metal flake like this:

  
  
  

  

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  Neale

  6 years ago

  I'm liking it.

  Gotta love a hardtail sporty. 

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  Mr.Mow

  6 years ago

  Couple of steps forward.. couple of steps back.. but we have a painted frame, engine mounted.. maybe 2 weeks from being back on the road.
  
  

  

  

  

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  06 Softail

  6 years ago

  Nice work on the tank.

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  Mr.Mow

  6 years ago

  Sissy and tail chromed and installed.. (its only a small shorty sissy bar, idea was to keep the bike as compact as possible)

  Thanks to Walka for the indicators.. match the lines of the tail light peeeeerfectly.
  
  

  

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  El Skitzo

  6 years ago

  Loving it!!

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  Mr.Mow

  6 years ago

  Not my front end, mines being cleaned up, but she’s rollin!
  
  

  

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  Mr.Mow

  5 years ago

  Maybe another week.. 

  not digging on the kicker, was a nice hand made piece I picked up but not for this bike.

  
  
  

  

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  El Skitzo

  5 years ago

  The rear end of that bike has been executed perfectly in my opinion. The style of fender and how well it's been placed and mounted, the seat flowing into it, the height and angle of the sissy bar, placement and style of exhaust, and even the well thought out chain relief in the oil tank. Very well done, looks spot on!

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  Mr.Mow

  5 years ago

  Thanks guys, can’t take credit for a bunch of it, Glenn Aitkin has done all of the fab and assembly, I just gave him the design ideas and sketches of how I wanted it!
  

  And, you’d probably be surprised at how little it’s all cost, there’s probably under $14k in it, that’s including buying the bike, buying new tins, paint, exhaust, gearbox rebuild. We’ve just been really selective about what we changed and what could be recycled. 

  We could have gone nuts and replaced all of the bolts, polished the cases, repainted the cylinders, full rewire etc. but where do you stop?!

  Most of the parts a brand name off the shelf... TC Bros, throttle addiction, lowbrow, walka etc.

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  Far Canal

  5 years ago

  What's it like to ride Mow?
  

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  Far Canal

  5 years ago

  Oh no.
  

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  Mr.Mow

  5 years ago

  Done..
  
  

  

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  Ratbob

  5 years ago

  Man you’ve nailed the 70’s. 

  Many of us would have killed for something like that back then.

  Bloody bewdiful. 

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  Neale

  5 years ago

  Nice.
  

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  brucefxdl

  5 years ago

  Quoting Mr.Mow on 15 Jun 2018 10:16 PM

  Done..
  
  

  

  outstanding.cheers

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  killerchef

  5 years ago

  sweet sporty mr mow.