My Bike, Hot Bodies Undertail
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07-23-2005, 03:57 PM
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My Bike, Hot Bodies Undertail
2001 Honda CBR600f41 Custom Paint, Orange powder coated from wheel, Green neon LED lights throughout the frame and motor, Hot bodies undertail with flush signals, frame sliders, carbon fiber accents on headlight, tripple tree, bar ends, chrome sporttech windscreen, polished intake manifold, polished head, upgraded plugs, K&N filter and more. Lemme know what you guys think of her. I took some detailed pics of the undertail because I know alot of people ask question about signals and the key hole but just take a look. This is the hotbodies undertail with flush signals, and a clear tail lense.
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RE: My Bike, Hot Bodies Undertail
I went to home epot and fabricated a T bracket used for comstruction. What i did was cut the long part the proper length for the plate then i put the short end in a vice and put a twist in it to give it that angle then i had to put a 90 degree bend in the bottom half inch and drilled out two hole for the plate and two holes to month it. Then I removed the chain guard drilled it out, and mounted it to that and put it back on. Now since the bracket is a cheap rustable 4 dollar piece I grinded all the edges smooth and wire brushed it useding a table top grinder/brush then polished it and clear coated it.
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RE: My Bike, Hot Bodies Undertail
I went to home epot and fabricated a T bracket used for comstruction. What i did was cut the long part the proper length for the plate then i put the short end in a vice and put a twist in it to give it that angle then i had to put a 90 degree bend in the bottom half inch and drilled out two hole for the plate and two holes to month it. Then I removed the chain guard drilled it out, and mounted it to that and put it back on. Now since the bracket is a cheap rustable 4 dollar piece I grinded all the edges smooth and wire brushed it useding a table top grinder/brush then polished it and clear coated it.
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