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they need it, just need a bigger oven

ill probably just build an oven.. to buy one for powder coating is insane pricing.. ill build one big enough to put a frame in i think

should be able to.. whats the width?

my oven isnt big enough for wheels.. well it depends on the size of wheels. but ammo cans i could probably do

this is true.. but i honestly think the rocket is a hideous looking bike

and went to town on the street glide.. pulled the forks off, disassembled, coated, and reassembled did the headlight ring, rear subframe covers, license plate bracket.. and now i want to do more lol.. powder coating rocks! my 2nd favorite investment... tire changer is the first

or youll have to strap a turbo on one.. hahaha this looks like it has a sweet power band aaaaaahahaha http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rXv_kG-hOGY&playnext=1&list=PLEFE1788D23B25369

and if you want to make power from a harley you just put the SE 120R motor in it http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5MQ-zn6vzrk

yeah lol.. no, my bike is for touring, crusing.. not trying to make power. if i wanted a shit ton of power i would have bought something else. you know what they say.. Harley Davidson, The most effective machine at turning gas into noise without the side effect of horsepower

thanks for stopping by. it was good meeting you and shooting the shit while i did the work.

dont need anything fancy. top burners dont even need to work.. just need the oven part to work. this will be going in my garage. anybody got one for sale.. or for free lol i can pick it up asap

got his number?

it goes for what i sold it for lol.. i sold it to a friend who had been wanting it for a while. i sold it for what i had in it.

i want to run 220 to my garage. right now i only have one line running out there. i want to run a dedicated 220 to my detached garage to put a stove in there for curing powder coating. the most i have delt with wiring and electrics is extending existing outlest in the wall to another location. so i have no idea where to even start. my lines now that go to the garage are over head, so thats the same route im gonna take with the 220. where do i start?

locally to get some High gloss black powder to do some powder coating.. anywhere local that sells it?

personally i think the HD rides much better.. and no its not for sale... its sold!

Not yet fonz.. keep danglin

lol no

if anyone wants to know.. here is the parts list for the bike build.. Reckless Motorcycles Batwing Fairing Smoked short windshield Yamaha Windshield mounting bracket Clarion CZ209 Head unit SSL 200 watt Amp Polk DB 6.5 Speakers Lightning Amp wiring kit Marine radio cover 2005 HD saddle bags, and liners Bad Dad Stretched/widened Rear fender Bad Dad 4" bag extensions Bad Dad Bag Brackets Bad Dad billet License plate bracket Cobra Crash Bars Saddleman profiler seat Kuryakyn Backrest sideplates Kuryakyn Backrest upright Kuryakyn Backrest pad Freedom Performance 3.5" True Dual Exhaust Tinman 7" Stainless Exhaust extensions Thunder Manufacturing Air kit Barons Jet kit Maxair PMS screw HD street glide front fender 6 pot YZF750 Caliper Versah full floating rotor Ferodo Brake pads Progressive suspension Fork kit Maxima 10wt fork oil Speigler braided front Brake line New NGK Plugs Yamaha Passenger Floor boards Ported Intake Manifold PM Forged 18" chrome wheels and pulley Tricky Air ride kit chrome upper and lower belt guards Yamaha Double T Fat Bars / internal wired Barons AIS block off kit Yamaha Chrome Grips Yamaha Chrome Wide Levers Chromed Swingarm Barnet braided clutch cable Barnet braided throttle cable Custom Paint by 614Paintworx Chrome Nude Pulley cover Chrome left side case covers Chrome right side case covers Kuryakyn run/turn/brake controller Custom Dynamics Plasma Rods Custom dynamics LED PLate mounting studs LP clear bolt on front turn signals

lol .. i still love my old VFR.. but alas.. i moved on to the harley, i love the street glide, rides great..

thanks, it came out exactly how i wanted it to.. looks mean as hell going down the road..

i completely agree with you i have stated over and over.. his price cannot be beat, simply cannot.. i mean i dont know how he even does it at the prices he quotes. but i wanted to put up an honest review and share my experience

thats slick.. normally i hate green, but that color combo works really well.. nicely done!

adhere some thin stainless the the part of the bottle that gets the heat wrap your headers jegs sells heat tape thats sticky one side, reflective foil type material on the other

got to take some shots of it out of the garage today.. enjoy.. there is a ton of pics