Which one do you prefer?

Old Man Rock wrote: Rear works for me... Follows frame line... Niiiiiiiiiiiiiice!

I also like it hidden as well....

les holt wrote: I've got this, but it's only on this bike, not enough time to tell what the long term life is going to be.

Les

I really wanna be different and say the 1st one but I cant number 2 is my vote

ramtough_63 wrote: I really wanna be different and say the 1st one but I cant number 2 is my vote

yeah I know its the Z1R that its atttached drwing you in like a magnet! :woohoo:

that Z1R has a set of flatslides on it with the canted bowls on em
is that doable?
is do able a word?
opens up he door of possibilities if it is
id like to know more about that setup

I vote #2 also. But what if your a tall guy like me (6'3"). I think id be scrunched up on rear sets like that? Is there any way to drop them but still have it flow with the bike?

I'm 5'10" and not scrunched at all.




Les

Well, here is the right side setup, don't have the brake arm done yet, just the mounting. I may tuck it into the frame a little tighter but you get the idea.





First batch off the mill



Les

les holt wrote: I'm 5'10" and not scrunched at all.

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Les

Not many people remember Les's early days as a dj/movie star! :woohoo:

I've watched american graffiti at least a 100 times and still love it!

Les

lmao i bought 2 vhs copies of kepy one i the wrapper lmao


nice nice work cant wait to try em out!

#2
Very nice work. Thought about a set in my younger days, but not now. Belly gets in the way with my long legs.. LOL
Maybe my son will want to put some on.


They Do Look Awesome !!!!