Swissitalian 1200 custom bike
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Re: Swissitalian 1200 custom bike
I like the clip-ons and the rusty frame. I will try the first one. Thanks.
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Re: Swissitalian 1200 custom bike
Looking good
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Re: Swissitalian 1200 custom bike
I've cleared up and moved the solenoid and fusebox into the first aid box. Now they are together with a smal lithium battery. I'm thinking about an m.unit blue and eliminate the fuse box. I also want to lower the bike, unlinik the brake and put a clutch cable.
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Re: Swissitalian 1200 custom bike
The only easy way to do a cable actuated clutch is if that's an '84 motor. If so, the early clutch cover will bolt right up. If not, it'll be a bit more challenging.
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Re: Swissitalian 1200 custom bike
Ok, thanks. Mine is a 87 Model.
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Re: Swissitalian 1200 custom bike
The solenoid is moved, the fuse box is eliminatet and the clips are on it. Can someone see the motoscope pro?
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Re: Swissitalian 1200 custom bike
Wow! The tank has been scalped!
You're certainly making great progress!
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Re: Swissitalian 1200 custom bike
I got a cheap tank and try to weld it myself. Let's see how it is, otherwise I'll give it in order.
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Re: Swissitalian 1200 custom bike
With shorter shocks, I now have a side stand problem.
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Re: Swissitalian 1200 custom bike
The neu springs are perfekt, but without airsuspension I do not know how to close the small holes on the fork tubes. Any idea?
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Re: Swissitalian 1200 custom bike
Whats your plans for the fuel tank?
The fork tops, I bought these for mine and Im pretty sure you have the same forks as I do, the antidive ones.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Black-CNC-Ano ... 3d2f2de5f2
The fork tops, I bought these for mine and Im pretty sure you have the same forks as I do, the antidive ones.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Black-CNC-Ano ... 3d2f2de5f2
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Re: Swissitalian 1200 custom bike
I meant the small holes of the air suspension, not the fork cap. I would like to close the tank flat, so that I can make the seat like the red line in the picture bevor.
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