Re: Cityslicker's 74 CAFE BUILD$
Posted by shinyribs on Jun 13, 2012; 11:56pm
URL: http://vintage-and-classic-hondas.81.s1.nabble.com/Cityslicker-s-74-CAFE-BUILD-tp3988578p4022918.html
Cool bike City.I like it. I have a pair of brass knuckles that used to be on the valve covers of my old front engine dragster. They are not real brass kunckles.They were made to be belt buckles but i trimmed that part off.If you want them shout at me and I'll send them up.They are made of really cheap metal so you cant weld or tap threads on them. You could only fasten them with epoxy. I have them epoxied on the valve covers and they held up to 125 mph and TONS of vibrations.Holler at me. I love that seat,btw.One question though,whats up with the washer on the seat? I'll get a better pic of the knuckles for ya.
URL: http://vintage-and-classic-hondas.81.s1.nabble.com/Cityslicker-s-74-CAFE-BUILD-tp3988578p4022918.html
Cool bike City.I like it. I have a pair of brass knuckles that used to be on the valve covers of my old front engine dragster. They are not real brass kunckles.They were made to be belt buckles but i trimmed that part off.If you want them shout at me and I'll send them up.They are made of really cheap metal so you cant weld or tap threads on them. You could only fasten them with epoxy. I have them epoxied on the valve covers and they held up to 125 mph and TONS of vibrations.Holler at me. I love that seat,btw.One question though,whats up with the washer on the seat? I'll get a better pic of the knuckles for ya.
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