LC CYCLEWORKS
From Imagination to Fabrication
Monday, January 14, 2013
New! Tech tips page!
For those of you who don't know anything about me, I am a certified Motorcycle technician. I attended school at MMI Phoenix in 2005. I have worked on almost every brand of motorcycle. I am also a welder/fabricator and have built a few custom bikes and specialize in what I call "budget customs". I am not by any means a rich guy. I work for a living as a mechanic/fabricator, so I know what its like to want something for your bike or your shop etc and not be able to afford it. so sometimes I make things on my own either something I came up with, or something I have seen in the past and know I can replicate it. So I have decided to start my own "Tech Tips" page for everything from motorcycle service techniques to building shop tools. Having a problem with your bike or want to work on something but have no idea what to do, follow this blog, I would like to hear from you for suggestions of what you might like to see or have me cover.
-----> LCC TECH TIPS
Please Follow :-)
Hey guys, I know my blog has gotten about 2000 views now, If you like what you see here, please follow and I will continue to post. Sometimes I feel like I'm writing/posting just for it to be out there, but it would be nice to get some feedback or questions.
thanks,and enjoy
Mike.
Monday, August 27, 2012
Here's a quick rundown of the projects I have, and have completed.
2000 Roadstar 1600
stage IV yamaha Star racing kit
Don Gray "bobstar" frame
American Suspension "dragon slayer" springer
Arlen Ness wheels with Avon tires
paint by James Dean Rebel Design
fenders by RC Components
polished 45mm Mikuni
exhaust by Don Gray
NOS nitrous system
Arlen Ness drive pulley/brake rotor.
This is a bike that i built for a close friend, and continue to maintain, it was in a horrible accident about 4 years ago and has been restored to what you see in the picture, and since then it has won easy rider and various other shows
1996 Kawasaki zx7r fighter "GREEN MACHINE"
2004 zx636 tail section
dirtbike bars and risers
muzzy exhaust, shortened
(still in progress)
1972 Honda cb750 "BETSY"
Santee custom frame
Roadstar 1600 front end
Honda VT1300 Sabre tank
Harley Sportster rear fender
Santee electrical box and oil tank
Cobra king/queen seat
(still in progress)
and my newest addition
2001 Honda Shadow VT1100T "LOW-LITA"
intentions:
custom headlight
short apes
custom exhaust
relocate taillight and flush mount blinkers into hardbags
I have allready removed windshield and passenger seat and rear rack to give it a low bagger look. more to come.
Sunday, April 4, 2010
a little cutting and grinding, and voila! a seat pan
so i drew one side to get the curve i wanted, then laid a sheet of paper over it, traced it, and transposed to the other side.
next came the seat.....so I am building this bike on a budget. I work at a golf course and my boss is nice enough to let me use the shop while building. The tools i have for fabrication are a chop saw, die grinders and cutting wheels, angle grinder, O2/acetylene torch, and a wire feed welder. so I take everything I can get. Where am I going with this.... above is a bottom pan from a broken trash receptacle from on a golf course... my new seat >;-)
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