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finally a picture of my first build 85 xj 700 bobber

Discussion in 'XJ Modifications' started by anton80, Jun 18, 2011.

  1. anton80

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    i hope this link works.. i still have a little ways to go on this but im almost there hope you guys like it.
    i still have to do my pipes and clean and rejet carbs. Here is a run down of what i have done.

    back fender is from tcbrothers as well as the tail light and throttle assembly and a tcbrothers seat . ebay i got clutch assembly and peanut tank and i got a cool mini speedo from jcwhitney. i choped the back end powder coated frame and rims and installed new tires. i still need a head light. ive decided to go with no blinkers and installed a push button start.
    still need a few things but 2 weeks from done. ill get better pictures ones i have the tank remounted after paint thanks for looking

    http://i1093.photobucket.com/albums/i43 ... bike-1.jpg
     
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    lovin it buddy.keep us updated and them pics coming
     
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    very nice, good job!
     
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    I LIKE it...

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    very cool!
     
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    Hey anton80 I see you figured out how to mount that tank of yours congrats dude I like the bike!
     
    HirsuitHeathen, Jun 20, 2011
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    Diggin the tank...bike looks menacing!
     
    deadohiosky, Jun 20, 2011
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    thank you guys so much for the compliments.

    ya buddy i got the tank mounted didnt mod the frame at all just moded the tank a little to fit welded some brackets on it and bolted it on and moved the petcock over to the left side and plugged the old hole..

    ill have more pics up soon starting from when i got the bike to show what i started with and what i ended up with.
     
    anton80, Jun 21, 2011
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    RIGHTEOUS!!!
     
    Hvnbnd, Jun 27, 2011
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    (((((((((( Sorry!
     
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    Anton80, Hey bud nice looking job. Very original look, should catch many eyes to say the least. Must have been fun getting the cables for those handlebars eh? How's it run? 81'XJ750 Seca R, grunt007 Mi.
     
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    looks like good work, definitely not my style but that's one of the great things about bikes. You get to make them your own and go wherever you want to with them.
     
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    X2!!!

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