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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!

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!

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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 !!!!

those turned out nice.

i can't wait to see a full set ,

keep us posted.

leon

Here's the other side, mounted up. What do you guys think for the shifting arm, on top or on bottom? I have mine on the bottom but it's a tight fit to the kickstand.

Mounted on chassis


Next to right side rearset




Les

i'm thinking on top. only because i have seen guys including myself have to grind the kickstand boss for clearance, when u use the lower location.the linkage can hit the side stand too.

It would be awesome if you made them so that the kicker clears. Just for those of us that ditch the electric leg to shave weight. AC Sanctuary never run kickers on their top shelf bikes so they don't care if they clear. Both of those pics are from Nitro Racing, AC's "in-house" custom brand. At least as far as I can tell from straing at pics and picking up on random English words haha.

Those flatslides are Mikuni TMR's and I've seen them on a lot of custom Z's out of the motherland.

Problem is that relocating the pegs just ends up in the way and I'm not seeing any way around it. I see what your saying and I'm open to suggestions on how to accommodate them.

Les

Allright, brake side prototyped and turned out good.






Les

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Les

I'm thinkin I'll take 2