My custom undertail and shorty exhaust.
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My custom undertail and shorty exhaust.
Hey Guys and Gals,
I thought I would post a couple pics of my custom undertail I did this weekend. Last weekend I worked on the shorty exhaust. I have to say both projects turned out awesome! The one thing I messed up on, was when I was cutting my exhaust I did not tape up my Yoshi tag or I would've gave the project an A+. For the undertail I used just Dupli-Color spray on bed liner, it gave it a powder coated look.
I thought I would post a couple pics of my custom undertail I did this weekend. Last weekend I worked on the shorty exhaust. I have to say both projects turned out awesome! The one thing I messed up on, was when I was cutting my exhaust I did not tape up my Yoshi tag or I would've gave the project an A+. For the undertail I used just Dupli-Color spray on bed liner, it gave it a powder coated look.
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Thx for the kind words guys 
Hey Cool, I used a piece of 24"x24" 26 gauge steel that I picked up from Ace Hardware for $19. I am glad I got the bigger sheet cause the 1st piece I cut did not turn out so good.. The can of bed liner cost $9 so the total project was $28 vs a Hotbodies undertail which sell for $230. I got the idea from the forums here but I can't seem to find the link now. sry
Hey Got, I picked up the Hotbodies rear hugger off eBay for $40 this winter. I think I got it so cheap cause it didn't fit very well(see pic). I had to make a bracket on the left side of the bike so it didn't rub on the rear tire. If I would've bought it new from say Dennis Kirk down the road from me I would've returned it till I got one that fits a little better. But for $40 I'm not going to lose any sleep over it
Hey Chris, I did see on the Yoshi site they do sell new tags for $12 but I'm going to hold off atm. As far as my rims I think they are stock.
Moses
Hey Cool, I used a piece of 24"x24" 26 gauge steel that I picked up from Ace Hardware for $19. I am glad I got the bigger sheet cause the 1st piece I cut did not turn out so good.. The can of bed liner cost $9 so the total project was $28 vs a Hotbodies undertail which sell for $230. I got the idea from the forums here but I can't seem to find the link now. sry
Hey Got, I picked up the Hotbodies rear hugger off eBay for $40 this winter. I think I got it so cheap cause it didn't fit very well(see pic). I had to make a bracket on the left side of the bike so it didn't rub on the rear tire. If I would've bought it new from say Dennis Kirk down the road from me I would've returned it till I got one that fits a little better. But for $40 I'm not going to lose any sleep over it
Hey Chris, I did see on the Yoshi site they do sell new tags for $12 but I'm going to hold off atm. As far as my rims I think they are stock.
Moses
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