Kyle's work area
The chili was delicious it stuck to my beard tho.
Dave and Tam
Some how I got talked into playing some drinking games with all the chicks.
Then I went and kicked ass on the beer pong table
Ashley and Tam
Kyle horsing around
So me and Dave-o have talked before about shaving fork legs and easy ways to do it without a lathe. So we put our heads together and came up with a redneck design. Dave-o fine designed it. Take the fork leg and lower leg apart, drain the fluid and REMOVE THE FORK SEAL, now the lower leg will spin on the bushing. We made a contraption to hook the bottom of the leg to a drill to spin the leg. We used 120 grit, 600 grit, and 800 grit sand paper to smooth them down.
Even tho we wore mask and eye protection the aluminum dust still finds your nose.
The nice legs with spool hub finally mounted on the Panhead
Great for the skinny look, gonna use the Show class article to polish the legs when we take em apart for final build.
Dave-o found him a sissy bar for his bike to use.
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