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c0ryrul3z
XS400 Member
Haha, I know
that was the only scrap material I had laying around to practice with.
c0ryrul3z
XS400 Member
Well guys it's been almost a year since I posted any content here but I have made a substantial amount t of progress. Looking over the thread I knew that I couldn't just leave it unfinished. Since I last posted I have re shaped my foam seat, custom upholstered my seat cover, repainted my tank, completely disassembled the bike for a thorough clean, reassembled the bike, painted some bits on the carbs, and a crapload of wiring. I am pretty dang pleased with the current state of the bike. I still have some odds and ends to finish up but i am just happy to be able to cruise around the block for the time being. Enjoy the pics and please don't hesitate to leave constructive criticism.
As of right now I still need to figure out how to attach the wrong brake cable to my drum or order a new one, fabricate a final battery box and mount it, weld the seat pan, finish up wiring loose ends, and brace the foot pegs a little better. After that I will register it and enjoy the open road.
As of right now I still need to figure out how to attach the wrong brake cable to my drum or order a new one, fabricate a final battery box and mount it, weld the seat pan, finish up wiring loose ends, and brace the foot pegs a little better. After that I will register it and enjoy the open road.
Wow that'sounds a very nice job on the seat
. I will be trying to upholster mine as well. Hope it looks that good...very nice build.
. I will be trying to upholster mine as well. Hope it looks that good...very nice build.
