The purpose of this blog is to document the building of my Bobber. This will be a complete Bobber Kit with a 1600cc Motor. This will be everything I need to run the bike down the road. Im hoping to complete the bike by spring 2011. I purchased the parts from a company called Southern Motorcycle Works in the US.
Saturday, 15 January 2011
Double Trouble
LoBoy Bobber Blog Complete Motorcycle Bike Kit
Thursday, 13 January 2011
Different Lo Boy Projects around the planet
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| Dans Bike (Canada). |
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| Moes Bike (USA). |
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| Vinces Bike (USA). |
Wednesday, 12 January 2011
Another Lo Boy being built
Tuesday, 11 January 2011
Oil Pressure Gauge
Southern Motor Cycles recommended I fit an oil pressure gauge, they supplied the adaptor, and I ended up buying the gauge off Ebay, i managed to find one with a light blue face. I had to re-bend the oil pipe to squeeze around the carb, and make a steel bracket to attach to the rocker box, looks good.... and sits just inside my leg when im on the bike for easy viewing.
Decided against the leather tank bib in the end....it covered up too much of the paint job! ive just cut out a small disc of leather to go under the filler cap (to match the seat.. still waiting for my new one!!)... bought the badge of Ebay.
Monday, 10 January 2011
This Lo Boy Sounds Awesome!
LoBoy Bobber Blog Complete Motorcycle Bike Kit
Saturday, 8 January 2011
LoBoy Bobber for sale
LoBoy Bobber Blog Complete Motorcycle Bike Kit
Thursday, 6 January 2011
Bobber of the Month
Kustom Drag Bobber with a 80 Harley Shovel Motor.. love that 'bubble' front tyre and check out that exhaust!!
Wednesday, 5 January 2011
Last of the Wiring
LoBoy Bobber Blog Complete Motorcycle Bike Kit
Im getting to the end of the wiring now guys....
Im getting to the end of the wiring now guys....
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| This image shows the ground wires for the negative battery cable and the break light... ive fastened them to the bikes frame at the rear of the battery box. |
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| This is the reset button for the speedo..... ive glued it to the under side of the front tank bracket ( so i can access it in the future). |
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