Day4

The TimeSert proved to be a good repair and I'm moving forward once again. Tomorrow the wiring marathon begins!

Day3

Tonights progress was two cylinders forward and one cylinder back. Last bolt on the last tq sequence went soft. Tore it back down and pulled the stud out. I have a nitrous bike to tune in the morning so I'll grab some TimeSerts.

Not something you see everyday.

So I fucked up in my last post and got my hopes up that OCC was done for it...I guess they just relabeled that garbage...So to make up for it here is something that actually does rule. Grabbed this from Matt @ http://www.carlscyclesupply.com/
Pulled over on his Sears bike on the Cannonball this summer.

Day2

Not huge progess, but enough. My paint is in progress, powdercoat done, holes in the frame, and the bottom end is bolted in for good I hope!

Day1

16 days to complete this bike. Going to wire it through the frame. Everything is disassembled. Doing it all at night. If they can do it on tv, why can't I?

183.77mph!

Attendance was down at the Vtwin Expo but it gave me a lot of time to talk with people. I must have spent half an hour talking to TR and Brian. They are doing some badass things with their 98" twin cam. Check them out http://www.tmanperformance.com

Her first time...

My Aunt has never covered a seat pan before but she does a lot of furniture upholstery and things of that nature. Told her what I wanted and drew her a picture. I built my pan out of of 16ga steel and the solo is a Baas Metalcraft Carbon Steel Pan. I think she nailed it! Anyone needs a seat covered get in touch, guaranteed lowest price you will find anywhere too.