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Some real nice work you've got going there.

 

Looks good. Great work.

 

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Looks great! Have you ever considered selling some of the peices you have fabricated for others here on the forum? I would be interested in a pair of your forward extensions.

 

Very nice!!!! me like

quick question....

the dyno graph in your gallery, does that include the speed star parts? ie: pistons, cams, springs?

 

Lookin good. Unique mod.

 

First tim i looked your bike over...
Fell in love with the whole picture, keep it up, you got my vote for WOM!

 

Looks good

 

Thanks for all the compliments. The pictures dont really do it justice though. No, the dyno sheet shown was for a stock motor with just a BAK, pipes and PC3 w custom map. I have to upload some newer pics of my bike, I have modded a bunch lately. The weather is kind of against me for a new custom map, but soon as spring comes I will post the new dyno sheet. I would consider selling some of the parts, but the costs would be outragous. I am fabbing these pieces with your standard tools at home. I dont have any machining equipment, other than a drill press, welder and belt sander. Everying was made by hand with a jig saw, dremel and files. What I trying to say is I have to much time into these pieces, plus the cost of chrome isn't cheap either. Thanks for the interest though. Hopefully, if I get some extra time I will get something together for site givaway.

 

That looks really nice professional job

 

Very nice work. One can really appreciate it, knowing that it's hand made. I really like the nude pulley concept, which you thanked mxgod630 for. Is there a link detailing the construction?

 

manawar, there is no link for the pulley mod. It is not to hard though. Cut a 4.25 inch hole in the stock cover, clean it up and paint it satin black. Then send out your stock front pulley for chrome. The cover over the retaining nut is a little tricky. It is a stem nut cover for a roadstar. The nut cover has to be machined out to fit over the retaining nut, (I used a dremel). Once you get that fitted add a couple more set screws to hold it in place, (comes with only one). Lastly, it must be rechromed also. Good luck

 

Looks great to me!

 

Cool designs!

 

You did that witha drill press!!???. looks great!!!!

 

I bet it did take a lot of time, but considering the fact that I have all of the tools you mentioned except for the welder I should be able to fabricate some of the parts myself, so thanks for the inspiration!

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Thanks for all the compliments. The pictures dont really do it justice though. No, the dyno sheet shown was for a stock motor with just a BAK, pipes and PC3 w custom map. I have to upload some newer pics of my bike, I have modded a bunch lately. The weather is kind of against me for a new custom map, but soon as spring comes I will post the new dyno sheet. I would consider selling some of the parts, but the costs would be outragous. I am fabbing these pieces with your standard tools at home. I dont have any machining equipment, other than a drill press, welder and belt sander. Everying was made by hand with a jig saw, dremel and files. What I trying to say is I have to much time into these pieces, plus the cost of chrome isn't cheap either. Thanks for the interest though. Hopefully, if I get some extra time I will get something together for site givaway.

 

Very nice

 

Looks good.

 

nice work keep up with the fabs

 

looks great