Harley Street Tracker in the 2018 Bike EXIF Calendar!
The Street Tracker is on Bike EXIF!
Ceramic Coating………. Jet-Hot
Street Tracker Update – 9 (Problem Solver Parts)
Street Tracker Update – 9
Street Tracker Update – 8
Street Tracker Update – 7.5
Street Tracker Update – 7
Street Tracker Update – 6
Street Tracker Update – 5
Street Tracker Update – 4
Starting to look like a motorcycle again.
Tank is mounted, fork stops made so no dents in the tank!
Rear triangle seat support tower parts fabricated…….now you just have to tig weld them into place………straight!
Electronics tray/inner fender fabricated in stainless steel.
Lower inner fender in stainless and small blocks that will be made into tabs to mount the stainless trays/fenders.
Testing the fit.
Welding tabs onto round frame tubing and getting them in the right position is a challenge……I use this Starrett indicator holder and a few home made jigs to hold the tabs in place for tacking.
The tab-rig in place.
Tabs ready to be tacked into place…….accurately.
In place………and it took way more than 20 minutes!!
Another look………sadly it’s a part of the bike that will really never be seen, but it looks pretty cool!
Moto gadget M Unit in place. I purchased all the Moto Gadget parts (M Unit, M Switches, M Button) from Revival Cycles. Good guys down there and some great eye candy on their site if you need inspiration.
Street Tracker Update – 3 (Redneck Engineering)
Street Tracker Update – 2
Street Tracker Update
Added some color to the engine……all the raw aluminum will be coated in BMW Frozen Gray
Derby cover and primary chain access port in wrinkle finish
Making frame plugs to reinforce joints where new rear triangle pieces join
1 1/8″ diameter solid blanks are cut to three inch lengths, then rough turned down on the lathe to the inside diameter of the frame
Rough turned blank
The rough turning leaves ribs that bite just a bit when pushed into the frame tubing
And in….when the rear frame tubes are completed, installed, and aligned, holes will be drilled through the new and existing tubing then plug welded, after that the joints will be tig welded
Mule Parts Have Arrived
Mule Motorcycles Teaser Photos
Richard Pollock/Mule sent some teaser pics today for the wheels he’s building for the XL1200……widened and all “rotor’d” up front…….beautiful work
And the rear
The rear “stopper”……..can’t wait to see these in person
’98 Harley Davidson XL1200………the next victim
