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SV / MV rebuild - It's (almost) alive!

View from above...

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Beautiful job! Post it on SVriders and let the drooling begin!
 
Ducky_Fresh said:
Why swap swingarm?
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No reason in particular. Just a change, I suppose. I've got an idea for another look and just want to check into a couple things to see.
 
tygaboy said:
Installed the vent grills and mirrors so it's essentially 'done'... for now. :applause



OK, that didn't last long! Now it's time to make a naked version, replace the swing arm with something different and build an entirely new exhaust!

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I vote you ride it for a bit. :teeth
 
I only have one sugestion: (No offense to your skills,) Hire a professional photographer to do a shoot of the bike as it stands now. Your creation deserves it.

jake
 
i think i saw this bike on the bay bridge last saturday? or maybe it was an MV...
 
rbm said:
i think i saw this bike on the bay bridge last saturday? or maybe it was an MV...
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If you did, it wasn't me. I sold the bike a couple months back to a real nice guy who lives in SF. Say "hi" to the SV for me, if you do see it.
I miss her...
 
man missed this biker build off completely but what an awesome job:teeth
 
You Sir-

Have more talent/skill/patience in your right pinky finger, than I possess in my entire body.
 
Awesome job. Very beautiful bike. What made ya sell it after putting all that effort into it? I would much rather watch a build like this than American Choppers any day
 
Still have it,but its going to ebay soon!
 
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