KZ1000A2A left in the weeds,

Awesome! So nice to see a bike brought back from the dead!

my girl with her new dress :woohoo:

nice job,looks great, i sure would like to hear those pipes.

hi the pipes sound real good not like a vw .she went down the road yesterday for the first time in 15 or so years.got some things to do yet but she is getting there :S .all ways nice to bring one back from the dead . by the way this is what i started with.

ps i cant wait to see the kz hear with paint :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo:

Bro, stop hijacking the man's build thread!

sorry i thought this was guys talking about bikes!!!!!!!mine was left in the weeds all so . and i am done with this place you will not see me no more. hope your happy i dont have to look at this forum i can sit in my wheel chair and do my thing you do yours BITCH

or...you could start your own thread...and also encourage this mans thread too

and you could keep posting pics and get good feedback

and you could stick around

and be happy

we all wuv you

Well, things never quite go as planned. The tank took a little more work than I thought. Spent a little more than I wanted as well. Bought a new wiring harness, too many prongs in the connectors corroded. Tank and covers will be painted tomorrow, can't get decals put on until next Tuesday after the Holiday week end. Here are some pics though of the rough solder job of the new tank brakets. I had them water jet cut and I predriled and tapped them before the tinning.

is the tinning process you are using like soldering?

leon

What kind of solder did you use?
Ive had issues in the past with the flux causing issues down the road when doing lead bodyworking,make sure you clean all the flux out of there really good

531blackbanshee wrote: is the tinning process you are using like soldering?

leon

Tinning is normally done with the flux

Canadian Tire in Canada sells a tinning flux and metal work solder. After I sandblasted the rusty emblem depressions out there was a hole into the tank. So the solder filled this in as well. I washed the tank down again after all the melted flux ran all over the tank. But the next morning the tank was completly covered in rust. So I re-sanblasted the whole tank again and my painter buddy Peter prepped it and primed it, and fixed a couple small dents as well. Couldn't paint today, Tomorrow hopefully.