New member with an old bike

Are you able to get chemical resistant 3d printing materials?

Have a look at Clauss studios, they kindly made rd125 as3 intake rubbers for me a few years ago, sent them a pattern to copy. They will do it if they can sell them and there is a market for them, they may even have them, I have not looked in detail.
www.claussstudios.com/store/c20/Kawasaki.html

Hi there CSR75095,

Nice bike, tasteful mods.  What handlebars are those that you used?

Thanks i like the way it turned out. I have no idea what handlebars those are really. There's this crazy motorcycle shop on the main street of my town and I just picked something I liked off a rack of chrome handlebars. I didn't like the big crazy buck horns so I tried to get something low but not like drags or anything that low. I havent done any visual mods to it that couldn't be easily reverted back to stock if the next owner wanted to. 

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Hi there CSR75095,

Nice bike, tasteful mods.  What handlebars are those that you used?

 

They look similar to "super bike" bars which come in a couple of different heights

I'm not familiar with that term. 

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I'm not familiar with that term. 


 

Something like this
 

Oh yeah they are similar

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Are you able to get chemical resistant 3d printing materials?

Yes you can, I can't help with the name of any product but my velocity stacks are 3D printed .