Great video, looking at doing this project myself. It would be really helpful if you could tell where the parts came from, mainly, seat mounting bracket, seat and front and rear fenders, indicators! That should do it thanks!
Very nice work!! Did you make the pieces you added yourself?? (for example the base of the saddle) or did you buy them from somewhere for this model? and if so, how much was the cost? Thank you very much
Hi I'm Gary..doing a build like yours and I was wanting to know what size your solo seat front to back length widest point width and nose width..the reason I'm asking is because I'm too tired of having to send things back to where they came because my methods of measurement are different than theirs..i sure would appreciate your input..thank you very much and enjoy that bike..gary
Love it I've just brought one that needs alot of tlc as its very rusty I also want to turn it in to a bobber too. Where did you get seat and the number plate holder and how did you fit them cheers
The Number plate holder, seat, and front and rear fenders all look like they have come from Blue Collar Bobbers in America, if so, they are all bolt on items and come with all the fixings and plates required, no welding or cutting needed, when you take into account delivery charges and customs fees you are looking at the thick end of £1000 if not more.... assuming you live in the UK that is,.... the seat kit alone is $417 dollars..... wish i was rich,,,,, lol
Great job. I have an '02 model in storage. Methinks it's time to follow your example and bob it for my grandson.
Great video, looking at doing this project myself. It would be really helpful if you could tell where the parts came from, mainly, seat mounting bracket, seat and front and rear fenders, indicators! That should do it thanks!
Very classic and clean. Very nice
Looks Awesome ✌️
It's beautiful I have the same bike , I been want it to make it bobber like ur, thanks for video
My first street bike was a 650 classic, it was a flawless bike, i wish I hadn't sold it. Even if i was moving, i should have kept it.
Do you have a parts list? Bike looks awesome. Great video!!!
Righteous~~
Hi where did you get the back fender from??
What kind of mufflers are those?
Very nice work!!
Did you make the pieces you added yourself??
(for example the base of the saddle) or did you buy them from somewhere for this model?
and if so, how much was the cost?
Thank you very much
Awsome jobs men 😮👍🌞
What exhaust and indicators are those?
What slip ons are they ? Look cool
Hi I'm Gary..doing a build like yours and I was wanting to know what size your solo seat front to back length widest point width and nose width..the reason I'm asking is because I'm too tired of having to send things back to where they came because my methods of measurement are different than theirs..i sure would appreciate your input..thank you very much and enjoy that bike..gary
Bought it from Blue colllar Bobber’s it’s the large one they sell
Nice clean build👌 what year model is it ?
From memory 04
I have a 650 classic just wondering did you rejet the carb on the bike for the new exhaust
you need to.
rejet carbs should be done either way. OE jets just suck
Love it I've just brought one that needs alot of tlc as its very rusty I also want to turn it in to a bobber too. Where did you get seat and the number plate holder and how did you fit them cheers
watch part 1 :) if i remember correctly it`s in there :)
The Number plate holder, seat, and front and rear fenders all look like they have come from Blue Collar Bobbers in America, if so, they are all bolt on items and come with all the fixings and plates required, no welding or cutting needed, when you take into account delivery charges and customs fees you are looking at the thick end of £1000 if not more.... assuming you live in the UK that is,.... the seat kit alone is $417 dollars..... wish i was rich,,,,, lol
Looks good.. Where did you get the new parts Wheres the old parts??
From Blue Collar Bobbers all old parts sold on ebay
I know it's been a while, but where did you get that seat mounting? I've been looking for a setup like that instead of the cheapo pans I see all over.
blue collar bobbers Utah
those fat forks .. looks kinda .. wrong ? ..
Let me guess...you're a millennial?