- Installed the clutch perch after some modifications (required for it to fit the bars)
- Adjusted the suspension to stop the rear fender hitting the Seat Bracket - I set it to setting #5 of 7, put it back together, tested the driveway bump and it still bottomed out. So I set it to the 7th setting, but that didn't help either. So I went back to the drawing board and cut a big crescent shape out of the seat bracket and it worked a treat! So I adjusted the preload back to the 5th position so I have room to move either way, if need be.
- Installed shorter bolts for the Seat Bracket
- Installed new mirrors
- Installed new hand grips - unfortunately the nice Avon grips I ordered didn't fit - well, the throttle sleeve didn't fit inside my switch housing, so with the use of some hot soapy water I swapped it with the original throttle sleeve and added the original 'chrome' collar to the left hand grip as well, so they match.
I've also finally decided on a colour scheme for the bike - so once the legal stuff is out of the way, I can pull it apart and start on the painting,a s well as the other fabrication like passenger seat/luggage attachment (see pic below for plans), sissy bar etc :)
So now the plan is to book it in for a RWC inspection! I'll go about scheduling all of that as soon as possible - weather/work permitting.
As a treat (mainly for myself!), here's a video of a quick test ride...
-Hayds.
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