Naked Speed

NORBECER

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• Mar 4, 2015

• #41

Absolutely gorgeous, beautiful work guys ! Nice inventory in the background in some of the garage pics as well. With Brent's talent I'm not surprised with the final result of this master piece. Can't wait to get mine put back together....

 

74ok

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• Mar 5, 2015

• #42

jbbudgor said:

I hope you enjoyed the pics!

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pix are the best!

 

norton73

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• Mar 5, 2015

• #43

Great pics of the bike and the steps painting it.

Now will someone do some threads with pics of Jamie Water's bikes. Please?

 

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gregm

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• Mar 5, 2015

• #44

Watched this episode...beautiful job. Absolutely loved every second.

 

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OldBalz

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• Mar 5, 2015

• #45

I recently received the tins for my 1969 BSA project bike from Brent .......They are beautiful! I left a comment on Brent's painting thread on pg. 9.
Thanks again Brent!

Ray C.

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worntorn

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• Mar 5, 2015

• #46

I missed this episode, so please excuse my ignorance. Was this tank from an historic racer?
It must be a wee bit on the heavy side starting with steel then adding the layer of filler. I'm surprised that an alloy tank such as Evan Wilcox would build wasn't used for this racebike, ie no need for filler and very light weight.
Beautiful paintjob nonetheless.

Glen

 

jbbudgor

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• Mar 5, 2015

• #47

Thanks for all the kind words everybody on this build, much appreciated. Glen, if you can watch the episode, I imagine you can go to the Velocity Channel website, I think you will hear Kenny's explanation of why they fabricated this particular tank.
Brent
www.vintage-vendor.com