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That tank looks amazing!

thanks heaps mates, i like, too, how it's turned out with the old tank and old kaza's frame, never done it before, i mean bracing and knee cut-outs in a steel tank. must say that a steel sheet is easier stuff for shaping than ally just because its thinner

undertray/seat/toolbox combo (lol) mounts

decided to cut off the rear section for a few reasons and behold it is very good

ust mounts welded

rear sets adapters mockup, just a mock up
feels comfortable

zorst flanges from stainless

a runner mock up, noticed it runs too close to the frame tubes, taken into concideration

1st mockup and fuckup, trial and error, mid section is 35 mm short

gunna use the faulty runner as a sample for other runners

the angles r perfect tho

twin

a brit

a jap!

no mock up

made of a 14 mm heat treatable ally, will be heat treated and powder coated soon

Nice welds, very clean!

which welds? lol
thanks buddy!

the boots (lets call em so) welded

the seam on the 1st runners completely removed

where to hang up the silencer? ideas?

fabbing the merge collector

30 min to shape 1.5mm stainless steel sheet, 5 min to weld it

90 min to adjust it

holds on without glue or adhesive tape lol

meanwhile rear set adapters tidied up and ready for heat treating

and meanwhile proceeded to fabbin the seat unit combo starting with the undertray/tool box

Oil & filter changes are going to be challenging. Try not to neglect them. Ed