Finaly! Damn it's good to be back in a garage! Feels like I've found a missing part of myself. Tonight we loaded up Robert's '97 XL 1200 & gave it a temporary new home in my new garage where we will breath life back in to it. From here on out, posts may be less frequent but hopefully higher quality (as in actual progress!) Stay tooned!Back in the saddle!
Finaly! Damn it's good to be back in a garage! Feels like I've found a missing part of myself. Tonight we loaded up Robert's '97 XL 1200 & gave it a temporary new home in my new garage where we will breath life back in to it. From here on out, posts may be less frequent but hopefully higher quality (as in actual progress!) Stay tooned!
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What kind of frame is it on the black bike? thats kind of the path i want my bike to follow.
Sweet looking garage! //Oskar
Thanks Oskar, it's a Paughco frame. The other is a Flyrite frame (which in my opinion is the nicer of the two). The biggest diferences are the welds (both MIG welded, but Flyrite's are nicer) & the neck angle. Paughco let's you choose any angle you'd like; I'm not sure that's the case with Flyrite. My bike (left) has around a 48 deg. neck angle; Robert's is closer to 30. Hope that helps.
Awesome! have fun with it. missed ya at the Dice party but i'll see you again soon i'm sure. maybe i'll ride down to visit.
Yeah Joe, bummed I didn't make it too. Definitely, come visit any time.
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