Goodbye project 'Kisama'

Goodbye, Sold to a mate. At least I get to see it and ride it once in a while. Quite like to do a Hard tail next.

Final Details

Firestone revealed in white, 'Kisama' Kanji painted on exhaust, Some Pics

A little testing

Proper ride soon to see what falls off

Finished, enjoying sunny back garden

Rear licence plate holder, Rear light, Wiring diagram.

I went for a Kedo battery lesser unit and located it as tight as possible under the seat along with the CDI unit a step away from the previous bike but kept with the location of the regulator rectifier as on the previous bike.

Rear fender stays

Had to do the rear mudguard justice. Cut it, press it, shape it, drill it, prime it, paint it

Fitted

Horn Switch

Who would think that a horn switch could be so much fun. I found a neat little place (mirror hole) and a micro switch that fitted together.

Shotgun pipe or Gravel Crew pipe

Went for the Gravel Crew pipe

Forks

Cleaned up nicely, new seals, added dust seals after binning the gaiters.

Exhaust

Slash cut, Gravel crew pipe.

Rear Hub

Work in progress, during and after

Front Hub

Lovely front hub playing the speedo worm drive not working game. Put a stop to that!

Firestones

450/18s Bring on the rain!

Crank Breather

I dislike hose pipe sticking out of my crank, running down the frame or flapping around in front of my rear wheel it looks ugly.

Please observe a 1/4 scale RC car carburettor filter doubles as a crank case breather. Neat and tidy.

New Shocks

Hagon shocks arrived so on they went, couldn't stop there so added my MOT end pipe (has a complimentary baffle in it) and balanced the rear fender so I could see where I could be going visually.