After an accident when the pain goes away you realize that you have a decision to make . Rebuild or buy new . Here are some pics of my rebuild . I have moderate mechanical knowlege and a manual . I know that this is not for everybody but if you like to tinker , it's very doable .
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I'd say "nice pics"...if there were any :lol:
I working on it ....jeeeez :biggrin:
The WORK ....
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Order new bars
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Remove controls
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and grind off mount, mock up mount to get measurements for a new mount, I built a new mount out of 1x1 squate tube and hired a guy to weld it on (sorry no pic)
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make a new shift rod
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trim and re-mount cracked front fender
Order new bars
Remove controls
and grind off mount, mock up mount to get measurements for a new mount, I built a new mount out of 1x1 squate tube and hired a guy to weld it on (sorry no pic)
make a new shift rod
trim and re-mount cracked front fender
drill and reshape rubbed levers
New risers . drill and install.(made for a harley ,mount in a 1/2" hole)
Paint and stripe headlight bucket
Then it was alot of removing broken parts and bolting on new parts . Any rubbed chrome I painted wrinkle black just to keep the cost down .
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Looks good. I Like what you did with the risers and bar.
Yes, I used the stock controls but I made a 3.5" relocation kit similar to what Grumpy makes . I'll get a pic on the weekend . My bike is a little buried in the shop right now .
Thanx, they turned out just the way I wanted . As an added bonus my 6'4" butt fits on the bike way better . Now I barelly hit the back of the seat .
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