Is that a home built sidecar chassis? Looks like an offroader swingarm?
That's clever, means you can adjust toe-in without messing with the sidecar to bike mounts....adjusting it on my yellow rig is a nightmare, I have 5 points of attachment...
Looks like you have the right tyre choice for the conditions....I bet that's fun to drive in the snow!
"The Moving Finger writes, and having writ, moves on,
nor all your Piety nor Wit
can lure it back to cancel half a line...
so....probably best use Tipp-Ex in future?"
1977 GL1000 in bits
1978 SR 500 Yam
1995 Harley Sportster/Buell street-tracker
1992 Grinnall Scorpion SC3 prototype
2002 Caterham SV 220 Evo (4 wheeled motorcycle)
yes. tkc 80, I live along a gravel road and its hell when its wet. runs great on all sufaces on these.
and yes it is important to keep the unsprung weight low, havent compared but I believe this is a big difference
the swing, wheel and ohlin shock is from a -86 ktm 500. the rest Ive made myself.
when I started I thought I was goin to build a "gulf" blue scrambler style bike. but this dosent look like that. now I think I maby keep the high handlebar and flame it or something. maby a angry mounth like a ww 2 fighter. but its not really comfortable with this handlebar. or maby its not perfect but ok. and I dont know if flames are "me". but then what is "me". damn this is hard
Faith, Family and Friends
'75 GL1000 (Feb 2012 BOTM)
2014 Softail Deluxe
The craftsman is proud of what he has made, and cherishes it, while the consumer discards things that are perfectly serviceable in his restless pursuit of the new." Richard Sennett as quoted by Matthew B. Crawford in Shop Class as Soulcraft
Working on your own motorcycle is half of the fun...it's also half of the problem.
The Blackwing
Year: Well it's a 76, 77, 78, 79, . . . .
Model: GL1000
Pipes: Short, real short
Seat: Hand made
Wheels: Stock 19 up front,
Harley 16 with goldwing hub out back
Accessories: Not a damn thing
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There is a certain satisfaction you get by riding a bike that you built. That you can never get by writing a check