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[Cool Hand]

Excellent craftmanship,look foward to seeing the end result.

What adhesive did you use to attach the wire ??.

[Brizio]

Excellent craftmanship,look foward to seeing the end result.

What adhesive did you use to attach the wire ??.

Thank you! Glue, and in some point I had to soldering it.

[Brizio]

I just finish it... Soon I will post more pics.

[Joker]

Side car ...was that a surprise !
Steam powered lowering kit?
more please...

[Brizio]

Side car ...was that a surprise !
Steam powered lowering kit?
more please...

Yep sidecar, so there is also a seat for a girl...
No no nothing steam this time... The engine is the one on the kit, the 1340 Evo, that I rotated 90 degrees, built a new trans adapter, etc. The reason I want to finish it today, is because of a "Community Build" on another board, and the theme is "reversed Engines", so I build it with the Carburetor where the exhaust goes, and the exhaust where the carburetor was...
Tomorrow I will post more pics.

[Brizio]

And the funny part, is that I was supposed to restore the Protar model, but I still have all the parts except engine, headlights and brakes. Probably I should look for a engine for use the left Harley parts...

[Cool Hand]

I just finish it... Soon I will post more pics.

Wow ! after seeing the parts as you were building this,the end result was not what I expected.
You have some great imagineering skills and this build is very unique and super cool.
Top job, more pics please

[Brizio]

Wow ! after seeing the parts as you were building this,the end result was not what I expected.
You have some great imagineering skills and this build is very unique and super cool.
Top job, more pics please

Thank you!

[Brizio]

Finally I toke some pics of the Harley... A lot of fun building this. Plus now I still have all the old parts, because from the building that I was supposed to restore I still have all the parts except engine, headlight...

Here the pics...

[JasonFL]

WOW! Just wow. I literally just picked my jaw up off the ground. So much detail, love the way you ran the exhaust, and nice surprise with the side car. I actually think that's one of my favorite parts of this build, just brought everything together nicely. I agree with Luke, the end result was not expected, but it exceeded much more then what I or a lot of us could of ever imagined. Excellent craftsmanship, my hats off to you sir

[Brizio]

WOW! Just wow. I literally just picked my jaw up off the ground. So much detail, love the way you ran the exhaust, and nice surprise with the side car. I actually think that's one of my favorite parts of this build, just brought everything together nicely. I agree with Luke, the end result was not expected, but it exceeded much more then what I or a lot of us could of ever imagined. Excellent craftsmanship, my hats off to you sir

Thank you! Glad you like it.!

[MichaelJ]

Just FRIGGIN unbelievable!!!!!! That is pure art work my friend!

Michaelj...

[Brizio]

Just FRIGGIN unbelievable!!!!!! That is pure art work my friend!

Michaelj...

Thank you!

The idea was to mix new and old...

[Hippie]

This thing is crazy, honestly it's the best designed bike I've seen! in the begin i wasn't sure what was up with the frame but the front and back swing arms are just perfect, the stance is just epic! wow....

[Brizio]

This thing is crazy, honestly it's the best designed bike I've seen! in the begin i wasn't sure what was up with the frame but the front and back swing arms are just perfect, the stance is just epic! wow....

Thank you for the kind of comment! I wasn't sure either about the frame, because I did not draw an idea of it before build it, it just came up during the build. The only things I draw are the wheels, I made 20 test draws of the wheels for help me decide which one chose to build. It was fun and challenge.

[Edward Gore]

Wow the details, all from scratch.

"... with a twist" I get it!

[Brizio]

Wow the details, all from scratch.

"... with a twist" I get it!

Thanks!