R1100GS long term project

Those tyres look good :D

Once you get blasting round your local roads you won't want to put a chair on it :blast

It looks great, BTW my seat that was recovered by Tony Archer is super comfy.

i have done @400 miles on it,:thumby:
i must say that i really like it:D
i prefer it to my 1200 in many ways.:blast
 
That's looking great Mikey. Nice work indeed:thumby:
 
Looks fantastic. Hope you dont mind me saying so but have you considered getting the saddle reupholstered? I think the red lets it down:hide
 
Really like this. Very talented builder. Just wanted to add my congratulations Mike, well done!
 
Really like this. Very talented builder. Just wanted to add my congratulations Mike, well done!

thanks for the kind words:clap
you are pretty local,pop over for a coffee some time always nice to put a face to a name:D
you may know andy from your village magnon from this site... proper chap hunt him down:D
mike
 
First on my want list is better lights,for some reason this bike seems to be invisible,i have never had so many car drivers pull out on me :blast
howsat:D:D:cool:
 

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first off i needed to make myself a heavy duty light bar,
so i made myself a heavy duty bending jig:clap
 

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Really enjoying this thread Mike, great to see the project coming together. Intrigued by the latest jig , is it bracing for a sidecar panel. Looking forward to your next post.:thumby:
 
Like a Gerbing multitool, that light guard will stop everything from flying rock to a wayward Yak in Mongolia trying to head but the overlander. Once you have stunned it whip that grid off and use it over the fire pit to barbecue the beast. I like your thinking Mike:beerjug:
 


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