Recent content by Backinthedays

If you go with Powder, check out Ayers Garage Custom Powdercoating Kevin has done several bikes for me and is currently working on another. He does exceptional work, fair price, fast turn around and stands behind his work like no other. You wont be dissapointed.

Grandson just turned 8 months old, I have a PW50 for him but grandma put her foot down and said not yet. So I bought him this for xmas.

Finally got the seat back and installed and she is done. I'll be firing her up this weekend and getting her ready for old Saint Nick to pick up and deliver:yellow70:

I have these brake hubs but no wheels. I just restored a bike and used two bike to make one. I do have a bunch of other very good parts if you can think of anything else you might need. I would take $10 plus shipping for these.

I usually get by with lapping but I do cut them when needed, but I have to tools to do it so it's not a big deal for me to do. If you have to take them to someone I would agree it's probably cheaper and easier to just buy new ones. The tools are pretty expensive.

Like Kevin says, that kit works great for doing a few items but if you try to do every nut and bolt you will be putting in a lot of time. You need to get the rust off, clean the piece, then polish it to the shine you want and then clean it again, plate it (takes 5 to 10 minutes of plating time...

She has always wanted a pink motorcycle so I finally got around to building her one. Just waiting on the seat (guy doing the seat has my pink bars for color match) and she will be done. The seat will be black with her name in pink. All the metal was powder coated by Ayers Garage, the guy does...

What type of suace would go best with cooked bushing and what kind would taste better with raw bushings?

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If it is what you want I would think so.

Ayers Garage Custom Powdercoating This guy has the color matching on CT's down. I have seen a bunch of his work and it looks great.

How do you get it up there?

Not sure what causes them to break, but I can assume it is from not using a torque wrench when tightening the bolt down. I did a little TIG welding practice this weekend fixing this very section. I welded it from both sides. I think it would be strong enough to use again.

Looks like fun

The nut loosens counter clockwise. The clutch should just slide off, but most I have done need a little help. I use a two jaw puller, doesn't take much to get it loose. You can usually turn the puller by hand and it will come off.