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Re: And now for something completely different!
23 Apr 2007 21:40
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customkzft wrote:That is so impressive, where do you have access to all these molding machines?? :blink: And I see your from texas? what part might I ask?
Fortunately the modeling, engineering and machining is my profession. I'm located in the Fort Worth area
That is a great looking bike~! I'm very impressed! Next time im in the dfw are i'll have to take a closer look at it. And If your in the San Antonio area look me up.:ohmy: :ohmy: :ohmy: :whistle: :side: :blink:
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Re: And now for something completely different!
29 Apr 2007 20:21
OKC_Kent wrote:
All the panels are composite. The air boxes are easy to remove, just a few bolts and you can get to everything. More pic's are coming, I'm in the middle of pulling to motor for some performance upgrades so it's all over my garage at the moment. And yes it is a ram air.
Post edited by: Axis, at: 2007/04/29 23:22
How did you make the air box, also composite? That is a ram air setup isn't it? Is it one piece and how easy is it to remove in order to adjust valves?
You are toying with us, please set up some more pictures:)<br><br>Post edited by: OKC_Kent, at: 2007/04/29 10:09
All the panels are composite. The air boxes are easy to remove, just a few bolts and you can get to everything. More pic's are coming, I'm in the middle of pulling to motor for some performance upgrades so it's all over my garage at the moment. And yes it is a ram air.
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29 Apr 2007 20:42
That is by far the coolest thing I have EVER seen. I am not worthy of direct eye contact...
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(3) KZ650s (1) 1996 Vulcan 1500A (1) 1978 KZ1000 (1) 1986 Yamaha Radian 600
2000 Dodge Ram 4x4
1960 Chevy Bel-Air
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Re: And now for something completely different!
30 Apr 2007 06:20
The Milkman wrote:
Yep.
I stop by to take a fresh gander whenever the thread gets bumped myself.
Gotta admire *craftmanship* for what it is - and this certainly deserves a spot in the picture dictionary when the word's looked up.
KZ250LTD wrote:I keep coming back to this thread just to stare at it.
DAMN that is nice!
So I'm not the only one that keeps looking?
Yep.
I stop by to take a fresh gander whenever the thread gets bumped myself.
Gotta admire *craftmanship* for what it is - and this certainly deserves a spot in the picture dictionary when the word's looked up.
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03 May 2007 23:35
this is a VERY nice bike fo sho! I wouldn't mind a bike like that. I noticed in this picure
That there is a custom, what looks like a 1960 something chevy in the background.. so you dont just build bikes, you do custom work on a bunch of stuff huh? do you own your own shop or something?
That there is a custom, what looks like a 1960 something chevy in the background.. so you dont just build bikes, you do custom work on a bunch of stuff huh? do you own your own shop or something?
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