Here's the frame and the tank painted with Rustoleum Hammered Bronze. It used to be all low gloss black.

New sprocket: 44 tooth

Truing with a few hands and a sharpie:

Tank painted with hammered bronze, taped, and covered with gloss black (that's the hammered crap coming through the black paint (meh):

Some wiring (CDI, kill switch, headlight that we forgot to bring):

Engine cleaning con starter fluid:

Rolling chassis assemblification:

Mostly assembled (sans tank, cables, and brakes):

Custom Conduit. Got the exhaust on at 6:00 AM. Tank's still drying:

Tank es finito! Muy bueno ghetto (my spanish suuuucks):

Tank on top at 6:30 AM:

Exhaust shot (Awwww yeahhhhh, some of you peoples like the skinny tires. Beat that!):

That's it for tonight. The bike is mostly finished. Just needs the parts my homey forgot to bring (clutch shaft, brake pads, a couple nuts, and some other random parts. Btw, after the engine mods, the top speed with the old final sprocket was 40 mph. That was a lot of fun haha.
Here's a final shot for the photograghers out there. The best I can do with a camera phone. I hope you enjoy it to the max.

Oh......I have a picture for you I have to dig out.
ReplyDeleteThat is very cool.
looks kickass but what's up with the cobra?
ReplyDeleteCobra? I'm confused.
ReplyDeletethat snake of an exhaust. metaphors. i'm sorry. i think i'm clever.
ReplyDeletethanks for the wheel lacing, guys!