Project Ironhead - Build List
Here is my build wish list so far:
1. Frame
Flyrite Choppers SS Sportster Scorcher Hard Tail Frame
2. Lines
All lines such as fuel & oil to be copper with brass fittings.
3. Minimal electrics
No turn signals, no battery, only headlight, tailight and horn. (minimal legal requirements for a 62 in Australia)
4. Solo seat
Harley Davidson Brown Leather Solo Sprung Seat
5. Brakes
Rear - Flyrite Choppers Primary Rear Brake Kit
Front - Flyrite Choppers Primary Front Brake Kit for Springers
6. Handlebars
Licks 16" Super Narrow Glide Ape Hangers - Black Powercoat with White Vintage Grips and Licks DogBone 4" Risers - Chrome
7. Rear Fenders
Mohawk
8. Exhaust
1 3/4" Fishtail Upsweep Drag Pipes
9. Gas Tank
Paughco Dished & Axed Custom Gas Tank 3.5 Gallon with Core Series Flames Paint Work
10. Front End
Flyrite Choppers Springer
11. Magneto
Morris Magneto with billett housing
12. Carburetor
S&S Super E Carburetor
13. Other Items
Licks Solo Bag - Distressed Leather
Licks Tool Bag - Distressed Leather
Brass Spark Plug Nuts
More to come.....
1. Frame
Flyrite Choppers SS Sportster Scorcher Hard Tail Frame
2. Lines
All lines such as fuel & oil to be copper with brass fittings.
3. Minimal electrics
No turn signals, no battery, only headlight, tailight and horn. (minimal legal requirements for a 62 in Australia)
4. Solo seat
Harley Davidson Brown Leather Solo Sprung Seat
5. Brakes
Rear - Flyrite Choppers Primary Rear Brake Kit
Front - Flyrite Choppers Primary Front Brake Kit for Springers
6. Handlebars
Licks 16" Super Narrow Glide Ape Hangers - Black Powercoat with White Vintage Grips and Licks DogBone 4" Risers - Chrome
7. Rear Fenders
Mohawk
8. Exhaust
1 3/4" Fishtail Upsweep Drag Pipes
9. Gas Tank
Paughco Dished & Axed Custom Gas Tank 3.5 Gallon with Core Series Flames Paint Work
10. Front End
Flyrite Choppers Springer
11. Magneto
Morris Magneto with billett housing
12. Carburetor
S&S Super E Carburetor
13. Other Items
Licks Solo Bag - Distressed Leather
Licks Tool Bag - Distressed Leather
Brass Spark Plug Nuts
More to come.....
Total Comments 6
Comments
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on Step 2. I'd use a braided line, for that short rubber section, requiring movement/flex for maintaining consistency in the 'feel' of the brakes. Just rubber may produce a 'spongy' feel over time.
MTCPosted 24th November 2010 at 20:04 by bobberman66 
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Thanks bobberman, good point and a great tip.Quote:Originally Posted by bobberman66
on Step 2. I'd use a braided line, for that short rubber section, requiring movement/flex for maintaining consistency in the 'feel' of the brakes. Just rubber may produce a 'spongy' feel over time.
MTCPosted 29th November 2010 at 07:52 by 62 Ironhead
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weew.. Im planning to jut down my wish list also..
1. [URL="http://www.racepages.com/parts/acc_cabin_filter.html"]ACC Cabin Filter[/URL]
- i have to replace this one. But I dont know how. :)
2. Headlight switch
-replace this one also because my headlight switch failed.
sigh..Posted 20th December 2010 at 21:16 by lorenzalizares -
I read an older post I think you wrote about using juice drums for the rear? I have a 77' ironhead bobber and I have mechanical drum brakes on the rear but I was talking to my friend who builds bikes and he gave me a 15" invader wheel for the rear that came with a juice drum that I'm going to use for the rear I just need to figure out how I'm going to setup the controls
Posted 4th January 2011 at 02:51 by sickboy2274 -
Juice drums
Juice drums is something I am not familiar with and was always planning on using drums on the rear. Can you give me an explanation on what a juice drum is, thanks.Quote:Originally Posted by sickboy2274
I read an older post I think you wrote about using juice drums for the rear? I have a 77' ironhead bobber and I have mechanical drum brakes on the rear but I was talking to my friend who builds bikes and he gave me a 15" invader wheel for the rear that came with a juice drum that I'm going to use for the rear I just need to figure out how I'm going to setup the controlsPosted 4th January 2011 at 22:14 by 62 Ironhead
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Hydrualic not mechanical.Posted 6th February 2012 at 20:47 by madhatterxlch
