Great video the gauge pod looks great it's the detail work is what make a bike look good.
@Me.MyMachinist.and.lАй бұрын
Thanks man! Appreciate you noticing the details!
@leftlanesyndicateАй бұрын
Y’all gonna make me get a fxr! 🤣😂
@Me.MyMachinist.and.lАй бұрын
Do it!! Feel free to ask any and all questions!
@leftlanesyndicateАй бұрын
@ bet!
@maindrivecycleАй бұрын
Nicely done, Scott. No corners cut…the way it should be 💪🏼
@Me.MyMachinist.and.lАй бұрын
Appreciate it, that's the goal!
@Robby_Rides_31Ай бұрын
Great job Scott! Can’t wait to see what this coming year holds for us all.
@Me.MyMachinist.and.lАй бұрын
Appreciate it! Same here. The year is over though. Justin and I have one more planed trip to Texas in Dec
@michaelmitchell5909Ай бұрын
Bike is awesome man, love the paint...
@Me.MyMachinist.and.lАй бұрын
It’s def a cool bike. Happy the paint will live on with Paul and his fxr build
@daveatkinson4201Ай бұрын
Great video, and man you and your friends have very cool and clean bikes see you on the next one
@Me.MyMachinist.and.lАй бұрын
Thanks! We’re trying to keep things looking good
@BrushApe4919 күн бұрын
Good video man, commercial shop to a private changes overhead so maybe the guys putting the bike together before couldn’t invest time like you can, I like paying attention to details to! Remember that Harley’s always load the front wheel to the left fork, and before speed sensors on the transmission, there would have been a speedo cable drive on that axle. Wheel is aligned from left spacers and the right just keep the axle at a proper centering for the shoulder and threads. However after a few years on the road, very few Harley’s are ever stock, so proper or correct is perspective and safely performing is top on the list.
@Me.MyMachinist.and.l16 күн бұрын
I agree fully! I def enjoy doing this from a garage perspective and doubt I could ever do it for an actual career. It really does allow you to take your time and figure out solutions rather than trying to get it out the door and onto the next
@raymondraymondjr6463Ай бұрын
Man were u going on with the things that should’ve been done on the bike lol ..but I completely agree with you brother anyways great video had a set of clamps that I had bought from u a while back needed them opened up and sent to u and I was waiting for a call to send payment and you did it for free and sent back . Very much appreciated you guys will always have my support
@Me.MyMachinist.and.lАй бұрын
Yeah it’s def a talking video 😂 also glad Justin was able to get you sorted, thanks for all the support!
@turbopete7794Ай бұрын
I kind of like the idea of a single 13” front rotor set up from a performance perspective but dual discs do look good
@Me.MyMachinist.and.lАй бұрын
I have done large singles in the past. Def a cool look, but with this bike, keeping the 90s vibe going, the factory size works best imo.
@jessegarcia2228Ай бұрын
Kinda funny talking about reputation being everything wearing a speed kings shirt...lol
@Me.MyMachinist.and.lАй бұрын
We stand behind Steve. He’s always taken care of us and has never given a reason to doubt him. If you or someone else has had an issue, that’s def unfortunate for sure.
@btldonkey82Ай бұрын
Does he have any of those risers for sale
@Me.MyMachinist.and.lАй бұрын
Yes. He has a few sets ready to go You can reach Justin on Instagram or through the website. Just ask for the round risers, he will know what you mean.
@MrKadmiАй бұрын
Had the same metric bs on my sportster =)
@Me.MyMachinist.and.lАй бұрын
😂 so weird. First time I have ever encountered it.
@AMERICAFIRST54Ай бұрын
Didn't you assemble the bike?
@Me.MyMachinist.and.lАй бұрын
I wish I had, then these issues would have already been addressed. 😂