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are you doing the painting or someplace in the city?
Nope on the bobber, ordering new fender tomorrow. Already had the paint booked and picked before I picked her up. Going with Plasti dip again, in a two tone, one of them a custom colour. Waiting on a quote back for ceramic powder coating on the pipes. Hope to start tearing down this week, but apparently I'm supposed to finish remodelling the bathroom I tore apart last week. Non riders have no idea how to prioritize.
Quote from: moosewing3 on April 03, 2014, 20:00:00 PMI must admit to liking the "before" pictures better...We do it has three different towns to cover. Took some pics of the fender damage today.
I sure hope the rest of the mods go better!
Like I said before, Wing.... This is y our excuse to paint it whatever color you want to. I'm mighty partial to two-tone, myself....
Quote from: John Hopkins on April 04, 2014, 21:06:21 PMBobber project?you might be able to trim that off and make it look quite good..
you might be able to trim that off and make it look quite good..
John.
Honestly the badassglass ones are only $250 I'm just going to order one of those.
pretty extensive.
Have you thought to look around one of the scrap yards in Kingston, see if by chance they have a rear fender..........just a thought
I don't think a tip is going to cover that.....
We do it has three different towns to cover. Took some pics of the fender damage today.
Tamworth has sweepers? I know Cloyne has one.....if the mules are feeling good enough to pull it.....
Sweepers won't even go out for at least another 3 weeks here.
Yeah that's not just a problem for you guys. Where I live: something like 4,000+ tons of sand, whopping 6 street sweepers. So far the rainstorms have done a better job cleaning the roads than the sweepers.
Mostly I did not ride home because the temperature ranged between -3 and -12 over the route of the ride, also the alternating snow and rain. Biggest problem in the northern US and Canada at this time of year is that even if you get a day where it is warm enough to ride the roads are still covered with lots of sand and salt left over from ice melting operations, making them very treacherous, especially corners and intersections.
I have to ask because I have no idea about riding across borders..so..
Why didn't you just ride the bike home?
John.
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