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JagLite:
My brother, I need to ask you a serious question here. When you wrote that post I am quoting here:
QuoteWhen did this become about you, does anyone care if you like the looks of the tank bag, no not really, Does anyone care that you "think" a tank vest might be good, no people all understand that you are just the license, the operator, gas money and food man who is owned and regulated by Lord Bobby. So a nice platform for him to sit and stand on while out letting you take him about and you are along for the ride............He would love that!
I'm thinking a leather "vest" tank top cover to give him a good grip and to protect the tank.
I always had the tank bag on before for him to stand on but I don't care for the look of a tank bag on the Drifter.
Even though they are very handy
Quote from: JagLite on February 27, 2017, 15:10:59 PMYou can always make him a w-i-d-e tank bib.He would love that!
I'm thinking a leather "vest" tank top cover to give him a good grip and to protect the tank.
I always had the tank bag on before for him to stand on but I don't care for the look of a tank bag on the Drifter.
Even though they are very handy.
He would love that!
I'm thinking a leather "vest" tank top cover to give him a good grip and to protect the tank.
I always had the tank bag on before for him to stand on but I don't care for the look of a tank bag on the Drifter.
Even though they are very handy.
Need a deck on the tank for Bobby.......
Love your pics of shop ,mods and stuff. I am envious !!!!
Ok so I can rest comfortable knowing you will not be charged for using a camera while operating a motor vehicle.....
"Sir what were you charged with .......duh taking a picture of my dog on my motorcycle while riding down main street...." Look after Bobby he seems like a cool cat...eh er Dog.....
Well I am normally tinkering or tweaking something on the bike I am sitting on my stool because I do not have a bike lift in my living room yet. I want to design one that once summer comes it will be hidden in the floor and level, not something to stumble around or over. I have a 34" TV in the living room so I can keep up with important issues in life, like the Hockey games, weather reports. But then them American reality TV shows are so good showing us how real Americans live......
Well my Neighbour from the north west just keep the pictures and projects coming......
Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha! 
No more selfie shots, that day was the only time I have used the selfie pole. 
And only to get some pictures of Bobby from in front instead of the back of his helmet.
More snow yesterday and today so I am glad to have a shop to spend my winter time in...
Otherwise I might be forced to watch reality TV! 
I had planned to put the third coat of paint on the Drifter seat mounts but when I checked the dry/recoat time I saw that I had read it wrong.
I thought it said within 1 hour or after 4 hours...
Nope, within 1 hour was correct so the second coat was fine, it is after 48 hours for another coat of color or clear. 
Great work, Jag!
I do really envy your manual skill...
Very cool
Jaglite, I want you to know that last year after reading this thread and seeing the pictures of you and Bob out riding about, I figured I would become a fan of reality TV. I have my system to switch automatically to any channel that is showing "Alaskan State Troopers".. I am waiting till they announce over the radio to dispatch the Troopers with something like...."Crazy biker man" or "Biker taking selfies out of control" but so far nothing on the TV ......lol......
Singh Solo Saddle mount bracket design V2.
After modifying the bracket that came with the seat and still unable to put the seat where I am comfortable, this winter project is a completely new design.
First step was to replace the seat bolts that came bent and stripped when I got the seat.
I welded new bolts to the base of the old bolts before cutting them off:
The front bolts are too far forward in the seat to work with the front hinge mount so I made a plate for new bolts:
Cut the existing stripped bolts off and plug welded the plate on:
Then I made a new front hinge plate:
And the new seat mount plate:
All done with my precision milling machines of course:
A trial fit to check seat movement range:
A bit more adjustment and two more holes:
And then Bob checks it for quality control:
The parts are now being painted and ready for final mounting.
The same Kydex battery cover I made last winter will be used and I think a nice tool roll bag under the seat would look good, perhaps a matching bag behind the springs too...
Bobby is a Border Terrier and a great buddy 
He wears a harness that hooks to me with a locking carabiner so that he can't fall off.
That doesn't stop us from both falling off when trail riding on other bikes though. 
Is Bobby , a Miniature Schnauzer ? I carried my little fella (Hagrid) in the off side pannier. He knew if he swiped the 'Doggles' off, he wouldn't get to come for the ride - better chick magnet than a red Ferrari
- sadly missed
I finally got some pictures of my dog Bobby riding with me that aren't the back of his head. 
And the common reaction he gets when we stop
We're all jealous of that scenery, JagLite. 
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