Goldwing Bobber Build - Part 4 - Fender and Hard Tail

[@korysepos3403]

So glad to see someone else building a Goldwing. I'm presently going through an 82 aspencade that is 100% stripped down. Just today went and bought all the fairings to bring this one back to all original as it's being done for my cousin. Keep up the great work. Like the direction your going with your bike.

[@akaSuperJimmy]

Thanks man! Good lock on yours!

[@jeremycergizan5776]

Keep it up man! Quality of the videos are getting better and I love seeing these obscure goldwing builds with all the help.

[@akaSuperJimmy]

Thanks man. Its a one man, one gopro show here, so, I do what I can. LOL

[@samuelkarel6398]

Yoooo I like it dude. Also that second to last song, 🔥

[@mysterymacaroni]

That thing is gonna look so tough dude

[@akaSuperJimmy]

Heck ya it is. Thanks!

[@docholiday1034]

Cool 😎 ideas....but if you go any miles that swing arm or diff will crack....shock ones crack and there not in a bind. Buy yourself gas kit for your weldor....best tool you'll own...👍👍

[@akaSuperJimmy]

Ya I do need to get a tank of gas. LOL This works for now though. Here's hoping for no breaking!!

[@docholiday1034]

akaSuperJimmy 👍👍👍😂

[@rreklama]

Ужас! теперь кардан не вытащить, мотор не снять, как ремонтировать если сломается? Приваривать GL1100 маятник к раме это худшая идея из всех что я видел. Отстой! Horror! now the cardan cannot be pulled out, the motor cannot be removed, how to repair if it breaks? Welding a GL1100 swingarm to the frame is the worst idea I've ever seen. Sucks!

[@akaSuperJimmy]

I must be a miracle worker then because I can get the motor out just fine.

[@rreklama]

And how convenient is it? Can you remove the driveshaft without removing the motor? And the rigidity of the pendulum (different rigidity of the left and right halves) will not cause the rear wheel to hang out? And fatigue stresses will not tear the pendulum in places of maximum load? Have you ever studied the discipline "machine parts" and "strength of materials"? In terms of design, you have created the most unreliable node. It is clear that it is more beautiful this way, but ignoring the laws of mechanics is not cool, even if you are a magician.

[@rreklama]

Although if you are making a motorcycle for shows and exhibitions, and not for real road riding, then you can do what you like best as an artist, and not as a mechanic.