I got tired of thinking about cutting the rear of the frame and just took a saw to it! I plan on putting a U bend in the back like many others. That's
Another shot of the bike after cutting the rear of the frame off and fashioning a temporary seat using my old one minus some foam, plastic, and leathe
I got tired of thinking about cutting the rear of the frame and just took a saw to it! I plan on putting a U bend in the back like many others. That's
Finally got around to fixing the dinged up gas tank. Pretty sure somebody laid over the bike it came off of.
Bought drag handlebars from Mikesxs to give a try. I think they look awesome! I had to shorten the clutch cable though.
Here's the (new to me) seat with the upholstery and foam taken off. You can see my sharpie marks that mark about an inch cut around the bottom. I ende
Here is my stock seat on the right compared to the seat I modified to fit with the bigger tank. My friend found the seat I modified in some dude's tra
Here's a close up of my modified seat. Wish I would've made it a little more snug, but it still looks ok.
spurt_yamagut

I got tired of thinking about cutting the rear of the frame and just took a saw to it! I plan on putting a U bend in the back like many others. That's

Ezetman
Have you done any research on this? I had the same urge as you and went ahead and straight up cut the back of mine and even thought I already have received the 7/8 DOM tube I still haven't gotten around to bend and weld.
TBH, I am a little jittery about the bending, dont want any kinks on it and because of the seat I picked, I gotta do a pretty sharp angle curve.
 
spurt_yamagut
I'm in the same boat. Right now I just have the cut off frame ends. I might not even bend and weld a new piece. It doesn't look too bad and I already dumped a ton of $$ into it ha!
 

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