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Nice! Really clean

Thanks for the kind words, means a lot to hear you guys say that.

Your Z650/810 looks amazing!
I'm also building a GPz750 with Wiseco K810 and Mikuni RS34 carbs.

Greetz, Q (from Holland)

Latest stuff. I'll get a few nice pics in the spring with the new PMC master cylinder, EBC brakes, and the Ohlins shocks I'm getting.

Looks kick ass Tyler, its good to see that your bike is still in one piece. Have you gotten to ride it much? A rider review is in order if you have!

Outstanding! You've done a great job... best on the rock.
Best of success,
Bill

Wow I really don't come here much anymore do I? Maybe that can change. Anyways, final product shots! She'll be getting un-noticeable mods/maintenance from here on in. Paint touch ups, fork rebuild, etc.

And a late thanks to Bill!

People on the Rock probably don't think so, they're too interested in their Hardleys and Wings to notice something special

Tyler,
It's good to see you riding that bike. I guess your riding season is just about to close out.

Did you ever incorporate an Arduino into your starting circuit? I have a notion to include one into my dash one day.

Close out?! No way! 21 degrees here today, just gotta wait for this rainy weather to move out. I have her in my new garage now, so any day its nice I'll be out. I've seen days in January when I'd ride, so now that I have a solid home base and I can use the bike at will, I think my riding season is going to expand. Before I always had to make the call to store her somewhere at some time.

I did not do the arduino. I have some RFID tags and a board for that home, but I just havent had the time to mess with it. Right now I have n emgo switch on it, rigged to the handlebar. Hopefully that can change next year. Just need time. This winter I have a second hand lathe I need to clean up and get running well, I'm going to try to finish my basement, I want to learn to TIG, a Honda CB750 to get into top shape, and I have two bike projects I want to pick at. But even with all that it'll seem like I have lots of time compared to now. I go home, eat supper, and work on the house. Siding will be up soon, hopefully I can find someone to do the insulation, drywall, and plaster for me. Couldn't get someone to do siding, so me and dad are doing it. But its gonna be worth it. I have a 24x30 detached garage with a 12x24 loft and 11' ceilings! Can't wait to get the building materials out of it and start putting my shop together.

Bike looks absolutely fantastic.

JR wrote: Bike looks absolutely fantastic.

Thanks!