Street fighter/ Bobber build 2.0

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  • Fearthepack
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    I like those lights I was trying to match the turn signals a little more closely. Would luv the no fender, luv the look but with Florida rain and Fnnnn sprinkler systems soaking the roads I can't see fender-less.

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  • mrhammer2u
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    I have a tkat on mine. This looks interesting tho. I like the raw metal look too.

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  • jetmechmarty
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    Mr. Hammer,

    No fender, but what about a fork brace? An XS650 fork brace like this will be a perfect fit.

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  • mrhammer2u
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    Check out these lights to plug those holes......

    http://www.ebay.com/itm/LED-Projecto...item2c654d8acf

    I might steal your idea

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  • mrhammer2u
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    Originally posted by Fearthepack
    How you going to cap off your frame? Missed this question mrhammer2u....
    Are referring to the two open frame under the rear blinkers? If so I am looking to install some bullet style brake lights in those holes.
    Yup, that's what I was referring to. As for the front fender,...just take it off. It'a a bobber right? I have mine off and like the look. Haven't eaten any rocks,...yet

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  • Fearthepack
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    How you going to cap off your frame? Missed this question mrhammer2u....
    Are referring to the two open frame under the rear blinkers? If so I am looking to install some bullet style brake lights in those holes.
    Last edited by Fearthepack; 02-18-2015, 02:30 PM.

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  • Fearthepack
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    Safety First is always a good thing. Will take advise to task.

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  • MaximPhil
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    Originally posted by jetmechmarty
    Choose your tire brand carefully going forward. Some of them will no longer fit.
    Also be aware tires "grow' at speed. check to make sure tire is not rubbing your first ride. Stick a piece of masking tape on the underside of the fender. It will soon show if yours is touching after a good high speed run.
    Phil

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  • Schming
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    Originally posted by Fearthepack
    Thinking of lowering foot pegs.

    Your build is coming along nicely . . . however . . .

    IMHO and for safetys sake lowering your footrests is more of a hazard than the lowered front fender.

    These bikes have trouble scraping shiny parts in the twisties with everything in top order, I hope you don't wear sandals while riding.

    And speaking of the front fender, the right size rock or stick may lock that wheel on ya.

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  • Fearthepack
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    Thinking of lowering foot pegs.

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  • jetmechmarty
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    Originally posted by Fearthepack
    Where did front fender go yea!

    Choose your tire brand carefully going forward. Some of them will no longer fit.

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  • Fearthepack
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    Better pic

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  • Fearthepack
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    12x16 air conditioned work shop that makes it all happen.



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  • Fearthepack
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    Where did front fender go yea!

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