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Well I am back on Doug's 36. I am kind of sad to be almost done with it. This is such a great bike. Working on it is like being in a dream. It's kind of difficult to explain. Anyways, I took this pic so you could see the seat. I spent most of my day getting the t bar to fit. It was made by a fellow in ohio who I will not name. It took a ton of work to make it fit. I am satisfied with it now. In hindsight I would rather of used one of Micheal Breeding's seat ts.
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Here are the freshlyre done gauge faces for the oil pressure gauge. Lee Armitage makes the new stickers. They are boss
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Here is how the spring is installed. This was a struggle. I think that hd probably had elfs or sweatshop kids assembling these back in the day.
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HEre is the finished gauge. It turned out well and works great.
probably sweatshop kids... that a cool name for a band. Matt & The Sweatshop Kids :)
ReplyDeleteBreeding gave me the guided tour through his shop weekend before last. Man his stuff is nice!
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