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RE: My 3 Bikes (!) - BestStandard_imp - 05-09-2015

Wow, You have me rethinking my plans for the DLX. But I must ask... did you throw the RLETs out with the bath water? Big Grin


RE: My 3 Bikes (!) - flynrider - 05-09-2015

That's the beauty of the standard UJM. You can make it into whatever you want it to be.

I've seen that H&B luggage before, but yours really stand out with the matching paint job. Looks like it was made just for the CB1100. Good job!


RE: My 3 Bikes (!) - lash_imp - 05-09-2015

I don't see the pic of the brake pedal mod. I can probably use it when my pedals get here.


RE: My 3 Bikes (!) - drodg33 - 05-09-2015

I love the mods. I really like the painted bags and the top case. Great job


RE: My 3 Bikes (!) - ride4now_imp - 05-09-2015

You have a real standout bike there Mark...well done!!!


RE: My 3 Bikes (!) - Papa Weeley_imp - 05-10-2015

Great post, Mark, and really liking your mods!
We've got a place in Carlsbad, so I know most of the areas listed in your ride. Sounds like an excellent run!


RE: My 3 Bikes (!) - Mark von Karlsbad_imp - 05-10-2015

I think I might have to do the RLETs just to keep up with everyone else here! It's almost a calling card for this forum now, lol.

(05-09-2015, 11:58 AM)BestStandard_imp Wrote: Wow, You have me rethinking my plans for the DLX. But I must ask... did you throw the RLETs out with the bath water? Big Grin



RE: My 3 Bikes (!) - Cormanus - 05-10-2015

Part # 95010-16001 qty:1 per package.

Most important addition you can make.


RE: My 3 Bikes (!) - Mark von Karlsbad_imp - 05-11-2015

Here's a couple of pics of the installation work:

One is the brake cylinder actuator shaft shortening, necessary to get the brake pedal into the correct spot with the lowered pegs. Obviously, I took this pic before I cut the shaft all of the way through.

The other is drilling out the frame slider bracket, so it will actually fit this bike.