I decided to go with a more traditional headlight.
New headlight.
I decided to go with a more traditional headlight.
That garage is cleaner than my kitchen.
That is what I was wondering... How does he do it...???Originally Posted by SiteData
'Ra Rune'
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there may be dead bodies in my garage....it's that messy...........
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DUTY, HONOR, COUNTRY...words to live by
STATES I'VE RIDDEN VIA MOTORCYCLE
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Tim/REDVALK
My shop isn't quite that bad Tim, but it's pretty close...there may be dead bodies in my garage....it's that messy...........
I think Dr Dave has a separate shop for photos...
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*(It's OK to talk to yourself... it's even OK to answer yourself... but, if you ever catch yourself saying, "Huh??? What??? Que???")
There could possibly be a dead horse in my garage {24' wide - 64' long} not that I would be able to find it that soon in all my clutter (not until it started to smell like Chuck's kitchen )there may be dead bodies in my garage....it's that messy...........
Rich K ( RuneSki )
SiteData;What a surprise!!!That garage is cleaner than my kitchen.
Body Work
When I first started this project, the goal was to have the lightest weight body work possible.
That did not work out for a variety of reasons, so I have abandoned the super heavy and ponderous looking body work that was done in Miami.
The project is now in the hands of my new fabricator, who has already made aluminum panels to cover the injectors and the rear section.
He is making progress, and I'm going to share with you all his creative process .
Dr Dave
1st steps
Here is a look at K's first steps for building the body work, the old tank is in place to give a reference point for the seating position.
2nd steps
These pictures show this week's progress to paper.
Dave,
Are you not using the Rune tank? If not, will you have the fuel pump/filter installed inside the new tank or mount somewhere else?
What is the aluminum cylinder at the rear of the old tank mount?
Looking Good...! I like the rear fender.
Rod
*(It's OK to talk to yourself... it's even OK to answer yourself... but, if you ever catch yourself saying, "Huh??? What??? Que???")
I am not using the Rune tank, It's too big and heavy for the look and performance that I want.
The cylinder at the rear of the old tank mount is a Bosch fuel pump.
Dr Dave
Progress report
Here are some pics of this weeks progress.
Dr Dave
Lookin good,Getting there!
Rich K ( RuneSki )
More progress
Latest pics of rear section.
More Progress
Kevin got one side of the buck for making the tank done this week.
This week's progress
The buck for the tank completed.
Front view
Front view of the buck.
2/11/18 Progress report
Progress on the tank.
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