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Discussion in 'XJ Modifications' started by redneckzombi, Jan 8, 2009.

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    redneckzombi Member

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    I was in the garage taking some shots of parts I'm looking to get rid of and figured I'd throw some pictures up of the bike as it sits. Just threw the fender on there and ground off all the tabs on the frame. Next up is cleaning up the bad spaghetti bowl of wiring hanging out the side, finding somewhere to hide the battery, etc.
     

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    I like the adjustable shock..... lol
     
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    Nice Shocks ;) might be a little stiff, but fully adjustable :).

    Seriously though, nice progress, the solo seat and the fender look good together, I like the lines its creating
     
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  4. redneckzombi

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    As funny as it looks, that bottle jack has been a lifesaver when trying to adjust the height right in the back. I don't have welder access or time to hardtail it right, so for now I'm going with struts, but I want the fender to fit as close as possible to the tire. That thing helped a ton.

    If anybody's intersted, I've got a ton of parts I'm looking to get out of the garage that have been taken off the bike. Sidecovers, shocks, rear fender/taillight, rear turn signals, siderails/sissybar, grab bar, seat/pan... all the stuff I'm not putting back on.

    I put them on flea-bay because the last couple times I've tried to sell (and even give away) parts on here I got the runaround and I don't have time to deal with the hassle. I'm eBay user albert.diamond.
     
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    Nice fender. What's it off of?
     
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  6. dwcopple

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    looks like a tractor supply trailer fender one to me.
     
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