C70 passport chopper project
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Majourlittle
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Re: C70 passport chopper project
Took it to work, broke the front brake cable, blew the headlight and panel light, had to retighten the chain and had to make a new brake pedal. Other than that the shakedown was perfect. I also got a grasp on how to steer this thing.
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Re: C70 passport chopper project
Majourlittle wrote:Took it to work, broke the front brake cable, blew the headlight and panel light, had to retighten the chain and had to make a new brake pedal.
I guess that's what shakedowns are for.Majourlittle wrote:Other than that the shakedown was perfect.
that's always a good thing. =)Majourlittle wrote:I also got a grasp on how to steer this thing.
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Re: C70 passport chopper project
Needs regulator. I have one that i havent installed. Ill wire it in and head dow to the local parts store tonight.
Re: C70 passport chopper project
Just caught up on your thread....have to agree on the seat, not sold on the look, only guessing how it feels....I remember how good that stock seat looks...
Great build, Majour...
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Great build, Majour...
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Re: C70 passport chopper project
Stock seat is in the trash... Gonna try my hand at making myself a saddle seat, or padding the tank cover.
Re: C70 passport chopper project
...big, fat, juicy.................BUMP
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