Saturday Chuck and I scraped, wire brushed, scrubbed, then took the motor out in the driveway and got after it with the power washer. Now its time to paint and polish. The effort was well worth it.
Finished painting and polishing the hubs, I think Tim has decided to powdercoat the rims, to match the bike, should look killer.
Started turning the fork legs. No fender, no brackets on the legs, they will look nice.
I think Tim is going with a different tank, and probably let us get creative on the seat. I am thinking cut off the frame behind the shock mounts, then add a loop to the back, then work with that for seat. Also no starter, so will use a small battery under the seat, and leave the area behind the motor open. Nothing on this bike, except what is absolutely needed. Also the color Tim has in mind will be awsome! But wont let that out of the bag yet!
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