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dertbikdennis's TBA bobber
#545445 04/27/2014 7:40 PM
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This bike started out as some of you know in a crash at 67 miles. I bought it wrecked and turn it into what you see today. I really enjoy this bike but it's one of many and still to this day only has 1000 miles on it. [image][/image] ]photobucket[/url] ]photobucket[/url]

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dertbikdennis #545446 04/27/2014 7:52 PM
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Not my cup of tea but still love that headlight.


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nice little touches throughout that bike , very nice bike man.


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Yes very nice!


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Awesome looking TBA!!!


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Thanks guys ! I always wanted a bike that fit me . I'm 6'1" with a 34" inseem and the stock bike was just a bit "too small" this stretch was 6" and made it soooo nice ! Here is a few more pics.... ]photobucket[/url] ]photobucket[/url]


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Awesome job!

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I will never be able to dig the std bonny tank on the ba. It simply looks plopped on. That bein said,you did a good job plopping it. I'm with the Dog,not my cuppatea.

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That looks awesome. Absolutely love it!


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Now if I could just find some nice wire spoke wheels...


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dertbikdennis #545456 05/01/2014 12:17 PM
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It's always been one of my favorites to look at. The more you look, the more you see.

But also, as the owner of an '06 Graphite/Silver, I've always had a weakness for the color.

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I saw this bike at the Team Triumph open house last year. Very nice work.


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Bike looks great. I am almost to the point that I would trade my spokes just to see them on it....


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Still one of the greatest and most tastefully done custom BAs I have ever seen!

And Dennis, I know you're lookin' for a set of spoke wheels for that beauty now, but dude, while I think those would look very nice on your bike, I gotta say I think you're messin' with perfection now!

(...though I HAVE always thought a chromed valve-cover would look mighty nice on that baby!)


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Still one of the greatest and most tastefully done custom BAs I have ever seen!

And Dennis, I know you're lookin' for a set of spoke wheels for that beauty now, but dude, while I think those would look very nice of your bike, I gotta say I think you're messin' with perfection now!

(...though I HAVE always thought a chromed valve-cover would look mighty nice on that baby!)




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Excellante'!!!


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That is a very clean lookin ridin machine

Is that headlight off a 68 250 Yamaha scrambler by any chance?

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the headlight was a few victory parts I managed to put together. It was I lot more time and money than I thought it was going to be but I started and just wasn't going to turn back. I wanted it to look like it was always there and the speedo fit into it very well.


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That bike is the business!

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This bike started out as some of you know in a crash at 67 miles. I bought it wrecked and turn it into what you see today. I really enjoy this bike but it's one of many and still to this day only has 1000 miles on it. [image][/image] ]photobucket[/url] ]photobucket[/url]




I don't like choppers but I like boptail customs. This is a great looking bike. Well done.


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Been working on some seat springs the last few mornings before work. I just about have it finished. The bike has never had rear signals either but I have them figured out too. Will post up some pictures when I'm done.


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dertbikdennis #545467 05/07/2014 12:07 AM
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Well done,very nice.

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For dertbikedennis... what is that plastic bit hanging at the rear of the tank's purpose? Also, what did you have to do to remove the nacelle from the tank or is that a BA tank? It looks MUCH better without the chrome nacelle. Last, how is the seat mounted... the pics don't make this clear? When you say you are adding springs, maybe a close up of the mount would help. Thanks... probably one of the best looking BAs I have seen.


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wiredgeorge #545469 05/08/2014 10:53 PM
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the part at the end of the tank is a piece of steel that I covered in leather. I didn't like the mounting of the tank showing and wanted to make it look like the tank shape just stopped there. so it really is just hidding the tank mount.I finished the seat springs this morning and really softens the ride. Check out the pictures... ]web page[/url]
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dertbikdennis #545470 05/09/2014 10:12 AM
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Hmmm... I like it! Looks like if you hit a big bump, you will need to buy another set of turn signals bwhahahaha I have been thinking about a tractor seat as the stock seat isn't comfortable for me. I may try and shave that back lip off first and put some better foam in... not sure.


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wiredgeorge #545471 05/11/2014 12:11 AM
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had a chance to ride it today and works great. just a little bit more "cush" when you go over anything rough.


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