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One from Mr Schmidt's session last month. 

Help'n Bruthas

Frankday Revisited : Frank Meets Alice

Burning

Burning the candle at both ends as they say. I generally work at my own pace on builds. Having a hard deadline is not easy. Really hard to compromise on something because time is a real issue. But, the creative process is organic and where there is a compromise one may find a new idea.

I always intended to mount the tank in the front using the original fat bob mounts. The original idea was to hide the mount. But, the final top shape of the tank wasn't as domed as I'd hoped. 

So, the choice was to re-do the entire top part of the tank, couple days of set back, or figure out a different way to mount it. In part a compromise, but also an opportunity to make a nice accent piece.

So, heat on the mount, bent it forward till it was just in front of the sheet metal. Later I'll build a nicely shaped part at the crown of the tank that will mount to the frame. And so it goes, Ying and Yang Yang.

Thanks for the pics Matt G.

Yang Yang, Shaved and Pounded

March 24th

Best cake ever!

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Lifted

pic from http://neat-stuff-blog.blogspot.com/

Cro's Nest, Patent Pending

These are the first samples of the casted part! All the kinks have been worked out and dialed in. I am very excited about it!

Cro Customs Inc. Made in the USA. It's been a slow process, but I want it to be right! Every part of the process has been right here in the USA. This little baby will be the base for bars and risers as well. More to come. Patent Pending. Stay tuned!

Sanderson Pegs

 Fugly

 Biltwell's Sanderson Pegs

Much better

Inspire,Imagine,Build,Ride

World Wide

I can't tell you how I got this patch, all I can say is, it was a bit painful and it's a little hard to sit down.

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Soft Shaping