Took my bike for a spin

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Real happy with my wiring ..started right up.But my plumbing needs work..I had the suction and return mixed up.All good now and it rides great
Reply:very coo...how much of that did you build ?????I have been contemplating building a frame but don't have a lot of equipment and I know how important it is for those to be dead on.JerodHypertherm 30Miller Syncrowave 200Millermatic 140and a propane torch and hanger if all else fails
Reply:Like the railroad spike foot pegs!
Reply:Originally Posted by GOT14Uvery coo...how much of that did you build ?????I have been contemplating building a frame but don't have a lot of equipment and I know how important it is for those to be dead on.
Reply:Good looking job.
Reply:You'll need a kidney belt if your going to be riding that much. A weight lifting belt works well, too. I was younger than you (if that's you in the photos) the first time a hit a pot hole at 70 MPH riding a hardtail sporty. Never saw the hole, knocked the breath out of me and like to have never got it stopped before I caught my breath! I quit ridin' hardtail scoots altogether at 35 yrs old!!! Fine lookin' sporty you got there tho'.Only when the last tree has died and the last river has been poisoned and the last fish has been caught will we realize we cannot eat money.                                         -Cree Indian ProverbSA 200 LincolnVictor Torches
Reply:Nice job!
Reply:I don't know shinto about motorized stuff, but that , to my eye, is a chopper. None of the this 20" long, need four lanes to make a turn, stuff. I wish I had the know how to build something like that. Man, that's the stuff right there. Ever seen the Japanese fella that builds choppers using different metals? Copper and matte aluminum accents.  They are low and mean looking. Not shiny. Sort "rat rod" style. Super cool!My friends get a laugh cause I look the "biker" part, ride a 50cc Honda Ruckus. At least it's black....200amp Air Liquide MIG, Hypertherm Plasma, Harris torches, Optrel helmet, Makita angle grinders, Pre-China Delta chop saw and belt sander, Miller leathers, shop made jigs etc, North- welders backpack.
Reply:Originally Posted by gizzardgutzYou'll need a kidney belt if your going to be riding that much. A weight lifting belt works well, too. I was younger than you (if that's you in the photos) the first time a hit a pot hole at 70 MPH riding a hardtail sporty. Never saw the hole, knocked the breath out of me and like to have never got it stopped before I caught my breath! I quit ridin' hardtail scoots altogether at 35 yrs old!!! Fine lookin' sporty you got there tho'.
Reply:Here's what this bike looks like nowBefore that
Reply:Looks like a rough life"Any day above ground is a good day"http://www.farmersamm.com/
Reply:I'm liking the bike.  What did you do with the coffin tank that you replaced?
Reply:NICE JOB!!
Reply:Beautiful work! It looks awesome, cool and slick. Like the finish. Great job!
Reply:Rad! I dig the chvrch aircleaner!
Reply:Originally Posted by txnightI'm liking the bike.  What did you do with the coffin tank that you replaced?
Reply:nah, my bike days are over for now.  Living in a big city and riding my cycle wasn't a good mix. Ride safe
Reply:I'm jealous! That's an awesome build! Great job.PlasmaCam CNC cutterLathe and Band SawClamps