To remove those front fork reflectors I used dental floss quadded up with a sawing motion. Fingernail rub the gummy bits left then some WD40 on a microfibre cloth and a bit of elbow grease rubbing off the residue. 15 minute job tops.
Hallmark Christmas ornaments
More ChromeGreat now you're thinking about me washing my Scout. Probably in slow motion.🧽 Weirdo. I was thinking about setting up the awning so I wash the bike. Probably just do it in the garage again.
That's a great look! I like it alot.A bit of winter tinkering... View attachment 663642 View attachment 663643
A bit of winter tinkering...
THAT right there, folks, is how it's done.The lights are barn finds - simple bucket style I got for $15. Main light is 7.5" and the driving lights are 5". Mounted HID lamps and powder coated them black to match bike. To mount I used standard fork mounts, heated up and bent some 3/4 angle steel, bolted lights to angle, and mounted to mounts. Kinda figured it out while putting it together... View attachment 663995 View attachment 663996
I gave up on lower because I love to corner. I'm actually higher than stock. The 180 will look great.Thanks man. This thing has been a real treat to tinker with. Gonna do new Avons with a 180 on back. Should fill out the ass end a bit more and get it a bit lower…we’ll see.
Damn. I lost this whole season due to stupid back injury. Next year!!I gave up on lower because I love to corner. I'm actually higher than stock. The 180 will look great.
I drive this road every week. It has more corners than the map shows.
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My back is a wreck.Damn. I lost this whole season due to stupid back injury. Next year!!
Looks real good. Where'd you buy it? Did you use any OEM parts?Put an LED headlight bulb in my 7 inch headlight shell scout bobber