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[heath1066]

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[heath1066]

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[Truck]

is that the stock seat pan? Looks good!

[TOOLS1]

Three things here. 1st You proved that the stock airbox can look good. 2nd I like how you utilized that frame brace for the ignition switch mount. 3rd And the most important, you kept the two up seat. So many guys do not understand the whole point of having a motorcycle today, which is to pick up good looking woman and have them hold on tight.
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[heath1066]

Agreed on the seat Tools, I get real confused when a dude asks me why I don't have a solo seat...

Truck it is a stock seat pan that was modified, jut the long sides on the front half trimmed down and the foam reshaped.  

[Truck]

I agree with Tools, that airbox looks good! and are those speakers on the bars?!?

Those tail lights look nice, who makes them?

[heath1066]

Yup, speakers, hate not having music when riding.  I think Motone makes the tail lights, got them from Dime City.

[TOOLS1]

Do the taillights work as brake and turn signals? If so, what did you use to separate the signal so that they could use the same bulb?
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[heath1066]

They do work as both, I use the Running light side as turn, brake is brake and Running light (uses single wire function from the electronics controller I used.)

[TOOLS1]

What controller did you use?
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[heath1066]

I used the MUnit from Motogadget.  It's pretty cool and versatile

http://motogadget.com/en/electrics/electronic-control-box-m-unit/m-unit/m-unit-digit-tastersteuerung-u-sicherung.html

[shinyribs]

Everything looks sporty when it's been flat-black'd.

Did you put the battery and the 'lectrics in the fork/fender bag? Careful with the metal buckles on them stanchions.

[heath1066]

Battery is in the swing arm, electrics are under the seat. You can see the rectifier poking out in this pic...  Made a custom battery box and electrics tray.

[heath1066]

That upside down photo doesn't make much sense...  Stupid phone.

[TOOLS1]

Nice work. You do not see very many rivets used any more.
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[heath1066]

Oh, they're not rivets, just acorn nuts and cap screws. Hated seeing bare threads.

On Monday, May 30, 2016, TOOLS1 [via Honda CB750'S] <[hidden email]> wrote:

Nice work. You do not see very many rivets used any more.
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[TOOLS1]

I thought those two fasteners on the right with the washers were rivets.
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[cblover]

Love the matte black color. Nice clean bike.