Pics of the project - finally fully complete

[Green1]

Love the header pipes quite unique
I must admit the finished product is far better than what I expected. 

Mick

[JustcallmeMrT]

For someone that knew nothing about these bikes, I think that is very nice. Well done mate

Yep, I definitely had no clue when I started two years ago, but I've loved working on it, learning, and meeting all you folks!

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[JustcallmeMrT]

Looking great Roger ... you have certainly learned a lot after initially posting on here. Did the coil repair work out OK for you?

Coil repair has worked a treat, thanks Ash!  I just got my Dyna coils back from the company and they say the coils are fine and just sent them back!  Interesting that they don't actually fire the bike....

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[JustcallmeMrT]

That looks great Roger and I'm pleased my Hagons found a good home. Well done you

Thanks Julie, the Hagons definitely look the part!

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[JustcallmeMrT]

Great individualistic features. Like the pipes, switches, headlamp mounts. The seat is almost invisible, how was it on your longest ride so far? Makes some of us look a bit samey trying to recreate 1974. But just shows we are all sorts, but love bikes.

Thanks!  The switches are by motogadget, the headers and headlamp/indicator mounts were pieces made by RunRiot Motorcycles in Eton Wick,  and the seat was done by yours truly.  My longest ride so far has been 2.5 hours, and it's a bit stiff but much better than I expected.  If anything I'd change, it'd be the angle on my bars - they start to hurt the wrists on longer rides.
It is my daily driver though, and takes me 40 minutes to work and back.  Puts a smile on my face each morning when I kick it to life, not sure about the neighbours' feelings though....

We should go for a ride sometime!

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[JustcallmeMrT]

Well done Mr T.  Those pipes are a real work of art.

Thanks mate, the guys at RunRiot do some great work!

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[JustcallmeMrT]

Excellent job.
Could see it winning a trophy in a custom bike show.

I'm hoping so!  I just applied for entry into the Twisted Iron show in September.

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[haynes66]

looking really good mate, well done and enjoy the fruits of your labour.

[Rob.b (Rob Birkett - RIP)]

Love it, love the headers and detailing. I'm curious about the clocks what is it ? Speedo ? Please bung a photo of it on the site.

Rob

[JustcallmeMrT]

Love it, love the headers and detailing. I'm curious about the clocks what is it ? Speedo ? Please bung a photo of it on the site.

Rob

The clock is a dual tach and speedo from speedhut.com. The speedo is via gps and the tach connects to one of the wires to the coils.  I like it.

http://www.speedhut.com/gauge/GR4.5-DUALGPS-TS-02T/1/Dual-Gauge---12K-Tachometer---120-mph-GPS-Speedometer-(w--turn-signal-and-high-beam)


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[Rob.b (Rob Birkett - RIP)]

Ooh I like it too. Really trick. Ace.

R

[onethumb]

Love the pipes.
 Seeing yours and yozzer said build makes me wanna do something so neat. Then I look in the bank and realise that I'd better stick to my rat style that I'm going for.
Nice job.