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Message started by Henrik on 04/13/14 at 14:31:39

Title: Bobber project almost done :)
Post by Henrik on 04/13/14 at 14:31:39

Finaly it was time test it out. Runs great! Stil some fixes to be done. But just want to present my bike to the comunity :)
Thanks to all of you at this forum for answering all my questions ;)

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Post by ToesNose on 04/13/14 at 14:47:41

Nice and clean, is that a faux oil tank or an air cleaner? :o

Title: Re: Bobber project almost done :)
Post by Henrik on 04/13/14 at 15:09:51

Thanks! its an K&N airflter

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Post by WD on 04/13/14 at 15:27:28

That looks quite decent. Nice work.

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Post by pgambr on 04/13/14 at 16:13:41

Looks great, well done.

Does that KN add much to the performance?

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Post by S-P on 04/13/14 at 20:35:04

Nice work! I like the K&N. How hard was it to install? I assume you had to remove the existing airbox.

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Post by jcstokes on 04/13/14 at 22:43:48

Brutal, powerful,but elegant looking bike and the stock speedo doesn't look out of place. This has good lines, although I would respectfully suggest a fork brace

Title: Re: Bobber project almost done :)
Post by Henrik on 04/13/14 at 23:48:44

4443524152594756425B370 wrote:

Nice work! I like the K&N. How hard was it to install? I assume you had to remove the existing airbox.

I didnt have to make any changes to the airbox or batterybox. Used a 90 degre siliconelbow that fits to the carb. It is rather tight fit, but it works. Mine has reduction in size to fit the airfilter.
This site has a lot to choose from: http://www.do88.se/sv/artiklar/silikonslang-_-slang/silikonslang-svart/index.html

Title: Re: Bobber project almost done :)
Post by Henrik on 04/13/14 at 23:53:30

7D6A6C606F7F0D0 wrote:

Looks great, well done.

Does that KN add much to the performance?

Hard to say, but i dont think it ads so much power. Mostly for the looks and sound.

Title: Re: Bobber project almost done :)
Post by Thomas Högberg on 04/14/14 at 00:57:59

nice looking bike, Henrik :)

Where did you find your rear fender?

in swedish: snyggt bygge :)
Precis köpt en -98
letar bakskärm, alla tips mottages tacksamt ;)
vad har du för munstycken i förgasaren, med tanke på luftfilter o avgas?
/Thomas Högberg
Vårgårda
thomas.hogberg@telia.com

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Post by Demin on 04/14/14 at 06:43:30

[smiley=cool.gif] [smiley=cool.gif] [smiley=cool.gif] Very nicely done.
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Title: Re: Bobber project almost done :)
Post by Henrik on 04/14/14 at 06:50:07

3513080D181504610 wrote:

Tack!
Jag köpte ett skärmämne av calles chopperdelar kapade till önskad längd. http://calleschopperdelar.jetshop.se/ramar-tillbehor/skarmar/bakskarmar-c-232-1.aspx
Ang förgasare så har jag 55/155 och har även minskat distansen till trottelnålen (sök på white spacer mood). Jag tror den går på lite för fet blandning just nu, så eventuellt minskar jag till 52,5/150. Men den går himla bra så jag vet inte, kanske plocka av tändstiftet när jag kört lite och se hur det ser ut. Ska nog ställa frågan här på forumet och se vad andra tycker.
Den här videon hjälpte mig mkt: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rFFuF9QZ4IM

Hör av dig om det är något mer du undrar över henrik.ruther@v-tab.se
/Henrik

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Post by SGT Rock on 04/14/14 at 15:35:31

That looks sweet. I love that air cleaner.

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Post by Ap5112 on 04/25/14 at 17:12:05

Oh man that's a nice bike very jealous I'm needing help on how to install a solo seat how did you do yours?

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Post by strang on 04/26/14 at 03:11:42

I don't even like bobbers but I keeps seeing some really nice subtle ones on here lately that have got me thinking... :P

Title: Re: Bobber project almost done :)
Post by Henrik on 04/26/14 at 14:46:42

406D716D606F757B3337010 wrote:

Oh man that's a nice bike very jealous I'm needing help on how to install a solo seat how did you do yours?

In the front of the seat it is mounted to the bolts that holds the tank. In the rear of the seat i have put rubber cushions that i found for car exhaust systems. And they just rest against the frame.

Title: Re: Bobber project almost done :)
Post by JDK on 05/07/14 at 22:55:22

Henrik,
Nice ride with great lines. I went to your link for the elbow for in cargo but it wasn't in english. However, i have seen on Ryca motors web site that they have a 90 degree elbow that is probably the same, for anyone else interested. I'm thinking of using one and a K&N cone. Right now just pouring over the forum for ideas.

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Post by CHANMAN on 05/14/14 at 06:14:03

What is the model of that k&n Filter? I have been looking for exactly that type of style on the side. ;D

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Post by nickthe_human on 05/14/14 at 08:20:05

Very nice looking bobber.

JDK, search Amazon for the elbows. I was thinking of doing this a while back and found some on there for $10-15. Same with cone filters, some around $7.

Chanman, the K&N is RC-0650, Ryca sells them, as well as a copy for $20 plus shipping http://shop.rycamotors.com/air_filter_2.html and to place it coming out the side you will need an elbow as well.

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Post by Ryan on 05/14/14 at 14:38:49

Nice job! I like the forward controls. Where did you find those?

Title: Re: Bobber project almost done :)
Post by Henrik on 05/15/14 at 05:15:01

Dont know about the forward controlls because they were installed by the previous owner. Othervise the bike was stock before i started to build it
into a bobber.