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08-03-2009 #41
1986 883
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08-03-2009 #42Senior Member
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08-04-2009 #43Senior Member
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what i'll be riding to the bastard bash. i'm gonna reset the bar in bad ass sportos
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08-04-2009 #44Senior Member
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So many good sportys. I have mine partially torn apart right now, shaving the front fender mounts of the forks, when I get done, and maybe if I take the time to clean it, I'll take some new pictures and post them up.
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08-04-2009 #45Senior Member
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Sporty
My off again, on again build:
99 Buell S1 motor with Thunderstorm heads, original 18 over Harman front end, VTwin rigid frame 2 up, 2 out 40 deg.
It's on again, now using a 21 Invader front wheel with Hurst-Airheat dic brake.
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08-04-2009 #46
When my tail light flung off... and vice grips saved my rear end.Last edited by Allen; 08-05-2009 at 11:33 AM.
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08-05-2009 #47Senior Member
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Also found out I'm in the new September issue of Cycle Source, thanks Grail!
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the chickenhead
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08-05-2009 #49Member
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crappy pic... but my '67 sporty...
XLH kick/electric, CH short frame, 4 over forks, mag, high compression, hot cams, lots of ground clearance.
built in '70 by a guy in Montana, completely rebuilt in 1977 then put in the back bedroom of his house for the winter.
the guy had major health issues and was never able to ride again. bike sat under a quilt for 30 years. came with every receipt and very well documented details about the build, and the guy's plans for the bike. his hand-written notes are awesome, but a bit depressing as his writing became worse and worse, eventually near illegible as his health failed him.
when it came home with me, i pulled it all apart. everything is in perfect condition, except the fork seals. came with boxes of spares, including a turtle tank, another complete mag, carbs, cams, more goodies.
crappy pic, the day i rolled it off the truck and into the garage:
it's currently apart, on a diet, getting the skinny lane-splitter treatment. it's a project with my daughter, who despite being 3 1/2 years old, is already a gear head (score 1 for dad)
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08-05-2009 #50Junior Member
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heres mine, rode er daily for a year+ . gonna sell er off to help fund a home workshop and a buell project I've been wanting to do
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08-05-2009 #51Senior Member
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73 XLCH never done
Well found this site an so far so good 73 XLCH never done Built in the garage Only thing I didnt do was the oil tank, Other then that its all my hanbike 011.jpg
bike 010.jpgdi work
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08-05-2009 #52Junior Member
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well i've uploaded the same couple of pictures of my ol' ironhead in a couple of spots here already. here are a couple from last weekend, when i rolled it outside for the first time in a long time.
it's my first time building a bike for myself, and nobody but myself. the tank was an Aermacchi Sprint tank that i axed and frisco'd, oil bag was a king from bung king. i just wanted to try my hand at building everything, (and i mean everything, except the bars) to my liking.
enough babbling. onto crappy cell phone pics
by that second picture, i think i need some 2" over fork tubes
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Not sure if this counts since it was originally a 95 Buell S2, but it's still a sporty 1200 motor:
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08-06-2009 #56Senior Member
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'06 1200C, rattle can paint, home made hardtail struts, custom dirt.
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Well found this site an so far so good 73 XLCH never done Built in the garage Only thing I didnt do was the oil tank, Other then that its all my hanbike 011.jpg
bike 010.jpgdi work
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08-07-2009 #58Senior Member
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Couple shots of the Ironhead. Stock frame cut to shit, home made 2-1 with a screamin eagle muffler, oil tank was an old lawn mower gas tank. Cut the end off and welded it back up so the electrics are hidden inside. One wingnut access and it still looks cool. Lotta other stuff. It's tiny now. Pretty fun.
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My 1974 xlch
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