Recent content by bheezy27403

Thank you. Looks about right.

What do you think guys? Kid I bought it from said the man he bought it from rode it when he was a kid. It doesn't look that old to me but I'm no expert.

The front springs came off ebay i think. 5 1/2" I believe. The rear shocks came off one of the parts sights. They were pretty cheap. The fenders are original, i just sanded and painted them (poorly I might add). gonna have them chromed over the winter. I have not seen any for sale.

Thankyou gentlemen. You are a wealth of knowledge. I will let this one continue to decay.

I'm not really looking to restore it perfectly. I ride my bikes. I just want to get it back to rideable condition.

Yeah, I want it, however, I am getting ready to move out and buy a house so I don't really have any extra cash for toys I won't get around to messing with for a few months. I just would like to know if it is a decent deal. I know that not seeing it personally it would be hard for you guys to say...

I have an opportunity to purchase this: , It's missing a couple things but the chrome is good and the engine turns over. He wants 300, i thought about offering $250. I have dne some research online but all i can find are restored ones. Sound like a good deal?

She's pretty bad off. Lots of pitting. She may be too far gone. Still would like to know what it is.

ROTFLMFAO. No offense but it is good to see that mini's span all cultures and ages. And as always there is fun to be had. And BTW I love the handlebars, that's all I need to finish my Duster, care to send 'em my way?

Wow. Thats figgin badass. I have a new item on the wishlist. There are so many bikes you just don't see anywhere else than on this forum. How many people even knew that jewell existed? Very cool.

Here is mine; 2008 Bonneville T-100. Since this pic I have bobbed the fenders a little and added some lower bars to complete the cafe look.

Holy S#^t! Those sound awesome. Alcohol?

It is broke off. In my 2nd pic you can see that there is a "T" at the end of the arm. That holds the brake bracket in place.

Keep us posted.

I didn't quite get the e tube part. Maybe if he brought out 5 maybe 6 more and showed them to us.:doah: