Stu Pidasole's Build

testarossa wrote:

Sorry, I didn't chime in, I have been too busy riding, ha, ha, ha! Joe, if you only knew Mark. He's the one who really pushed me off the cliff into modding my bike. Brace the frame here, oil pan gate mod, buy my crank, set the suspension there, etc. Mark, you need to stick around more, these new guys need some angle grinder tips from the master. Also, we gotta get Adam going at all costs. BTW, I told Joe to turn his KZ into a riding mower. :laugh: I would post a video, but don't want to get in trouble. I'm sure you have all seen it anyway.

hey leave adam alone.....:laugh:

itll be a while till you guys see real progress. all my pennies will be going to the Wizard and i wont have my motor till the summer.

Stu Pidasole wrote:

after i kicked it up. its not welded yet, so i have room to play if i change my mind some.

i like the way the tail kicks up. i cant wait to see how u are going to pull off the seat.

Thanks.Pull it off? The stock seat fits. Ganna go corbin Kz.

mark1122 wrote:

Stu Pidasole wrote:

after i kicked it up. its not welded yet, so i have room to play if i change my mind some.

i like the way the tail kicks up. i cant wait to see how u are going to pull off the seat.

the stock pan is flat along the bottom, so i cant see how it would fit the bend in the tail without a mod ??

mark1122 wrote:

mark1122 wrote:

Stu Pidasole wrote:

after i kicked it up. its not welded yet, so i have room to play if i change my mind some.

i like the way the tail kicks up. i cant wait to see how u are going to pull off the seat.

the stock pan is flat along the bottom, so i cant see how it would fit the bend in the tail without a mod ??

in due time mark... in due time.:laugh:

dude if it were me and i had gone this far i would shit can that whole section and fab something up, I've seen ur welding so u've got the skills, plus u can go with it whatever custom u could come up with, and it would only cost u the price of the metal which wouldnt be much

Irishwill and I talked about making a lightweight subframe out of thin wall chromoly that was weld on, and we also briefly discussed (well, I talked about it) making a removable subframe out of aluminum, titanium or carbon fiber. I think that one of these days I will make a carbon subframe. Your imagination is the limit!

the new springfield xdm 40. spent over a 100 rounds this morning.

Nice progress Joe! It's really starting to take shape. I hope all you guys (Adam, Mark, Joe, Leon, Plumi, Craig, etc, etc, etc) to keep me challenged when I start the Bushido project. I get motivated watching all you guys!

joe,100 rounds before breakfast!

that is my kinda wake up call right there :laugh: !

just love that old time rock and roll :evil: !

leon

well i decided to get off my ass. hey wireman....take notes....:laugh:

not too shabby. 2 of everything....