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I had an Acewell like that. Make sure you get the bike outside in the sunlight before you carve the bracket mount in stone. Sit on the bike and make sure you can read the gauge in direct sunlight. They can be a bitch to see from certain angles..

One more suggestion. FWIW

If you put some modern wheels on it, 17" on both ends, that you can mount some wider rubber on, you will not regret it. The difference is night and day in cornering with confidence....

LarryC wrote: I like cafe bikes. It's looking like one more and more

Good to hear, or else I would be doing a poor job of building a cafe racer

I appreciate the constructive input and will look at the possibility of putting on some wider rubbers like you mentioned in another post. This will have to come in a second stage, as I am prioritizing on having the bike ready for spring time.

I hope you build it just right then blow it the fuck up you ass hole lmfao ban me

your a fucken retard muther fucker

You have seen how many have replied to your post and you fucked up a holy bike ashole so just stop with the crap paint job , your a fuckin idiot

*Facepalm* how did a 13-year-old playing Call of Duty end up here?

Anyway, nice build. I'm curious how the gold parts will look next to the wheels - the wheels look more subtle (love that colour), but it could be the lighting. Keep it up!

Shimmy wrote: *Facepalm* how did a 13-year-old playing Call of Duty end up here?

Seriously, that's probably the most immature crap I've seen on kzr. Keep it up Tommy, do it right and it'll be worth it

Tusch wrote:

Shimmy wrote: *Facepalm* how did a 13-year-old playing Call of Duty end up here?

Seriously, that's probably the most immature crap I've seen on kzr. Keep it up Tommy, do it right and it'll be worth it

Thanks for the support. I am going to do it right and not fuck up. Promise

Right now I havre laid out all the electronics creating a harness. Man that's a lot of work making a new harness from scratch.

Your on the right track keep it up. Building a harness from scratch is definitely a lot of work. Take your time with it and it will be worth it. I have to do the same thing on my bike.

Sorry your still getting negative feedback from immature members. Don't let them drag you down!

Yeah, mad respect to anyone following through with their own vision and sharing the process with everybody.

Tommy, your putting a lot of work in your build..

keep it up, hope it comes out just the way you like it!

peter1958 wrote: your a fucken retard muther fucker

Yeesh! Even at my most acerbic, I strive to at least remain coherent!