Saturday, 15 January 2011

Double Trouble



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Thursday, 13 January 2011

Different Lo Boy Projects around the planet

Dans Bike (Canada).

Moes Bike (USA).

Vinces Bike (USA).
This blogs starting to get a few hits now.............. any more guys building a Lo Boy please get in touch, Steve

Wednesday, 12 January 2011

Another Lo Boy being built


This is Vinces bike in the mock up stage............... i will try to answer some of your questions by email Vince (over the next few days). You can get a new instructional / tech DVD from Southern Motor Cycles. Buy DVD

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!



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Another Blue Bobber


More like a Speedway bike with that back tyre!

Being Patient!


Any news on my Sporty yet?

Saturday, 8 January 2011

LoBoy Bobber for sale



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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

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Im getting to the end of the wiring now guys....

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.

These are the battery connections from the starter motor and the relay up to the postive side of the battery. You also need to run a 4mm ground wire from one of the starter motor mounting bolts up to the negative side of the battery, this will help your starter work properly.

These are the sensor wires to the speedo... you have to space the sensor off the tranny to keep it off the gear wheels. It will be removed after the first few miles, cleaned of any iron fillings and replaced along with the oil

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).