Work continues on the tank mount.
Had to score the tab with a cut wheel so I could bend it.
I have a little welding to do to finish it but the hard part is done.
Showing posts with label Motorcycles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Motorcycles. Show all posts
Monday, November 14, 2011
Sunday, November 13, 2011
Tank Mount V.2
I wasn't happy with the symmetry of the first tank mount so I decided to start over. If it doesn't meet the standard there's no point in continuing with it.
Labels:
"shop projects",
Garage,
Motorcycles,
Triumph
Tuesday, November 01, 2011
...like a hole in the head
Well I needed another project about as much as I need a hole in the head but here we go again...
Triumph project #2

It looks pretty bad because it is but I've got enough parts to put it back together.
I'm really thinking about a Cafe style build which will really minimize the mods and fabrication.

Triumph project #2
It looks pretty bad because it is but I've got enough parts to put it back together.
I'm really thinking about a Cafe style build which will really minimize the mods and fabrication.

Labels:
"shop projects",
"Two Wheel Tuesday",
Motorcycles
Saturday, October 29, 2011
Film
Put together this trailer for the short film I'm putting together from the footage I shot at Speedweek hanging with the Lowbrow Customs guys.
Wednesday, September 28, 2011
Monday, September 26, 2011
Back to work
Working on the Triumph again.
Installed the new bars after we cut 1.5" off each end to bring them in.
Took a brand new clutch lever and cut it up too.

We took out just under 1.5".

Mocked it up to check the fit.

Good to go so Tyler TIG welded the aluminum back into one piece.

After a little flap disc magic... Good as new short clutch lever.

Can't help but want to modify every little piece. Off the shelf simply will not do for this build.


Installed the new bars after we cut 1.5" off each end to bring them in.
Took a brand new clutch lever and cut it up too.
We took out just under 1.5".
Mocked it up to check the fit.
Good to go so Tyler TIG welded the aluminum back into one piece.
After a little flap disc magic... Good as new short clutch lever.
Can't help but want to modify every little piece. Off the shelf simply will not do for this build.
Labels:
"shop projects",
Garage,
Motorcycles,
Triumph
Thursday, July 01, 2010
Friday, March 05, 2010
Friday, February 26, 2010
Sunday, February 21, 2010
Suzuki Photoshoot
The Suzuki is up for auction so I did a little photo shoot this afternoon out in the cold and damp. Nothing real special but hopefully enough to help it sell faster.




Labels:
"shop projects",
Art,
Motorcycles,
Photo
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
Taj Mahal Complete
Trump Rubber
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
Suzuki graphics Part Deux
Got the Suzuki graphics applied this weekend and I am pretty excited about how it came out. Looks like a whole new bike. I almost want to buy it myself now.










Labels:
"shop projects",
Garage,
Motorcycles
Saturday, February 13, 2010
Suzuki Graphics
The graphics for the Suzuki started with a conversation.
Sketched out some ideas in Illustrator and here's the result.

Then we cut the designs on the plotter using a bold red and some of the metal flake gold.



Stay tuned for the finished product when they get applied to the bike this weekend.
Sketched out some ideas in Illustrator and here's the result.

Then we cut the designs on the plotter using a bold red and some of the metal flake gold.
Stay tuned for the finished product when they get applied to the bike this weekend.
Labels:
"shop projects",
Garage,
Motorcycles
Thursday, February 11, 2010
Project Nero Update
Nero Is back on the lift. All the unecessary brackets and tabs have been removed. The tail section was shortened by 4". The rear swing arm was stretched 1.5" for a longer, lower stance.

GJ just sent an update as he is currently fabricating the new seat pan.

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GJ just sent an update as he is currently fabricating the new seat pan.
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Labels:
"Project Nero",
"shop projects",
Motorcycles
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