Snowed in, project time.

[sirbike]

The business formerly named Galfer USA is now GBrakes.

The test fit lines came.



Some lines need some length adjustment.
I have a cheap eBay right handlebar coming in a few days so that I can verify fit to an oem bar.

Then a few days sending these lines back, a few days for the production lines build, a few days shipping, a few days assembling, a few more days.

Being patient about this is easier since my other ST is up and running.

 

[Igofar]

The business formerly named Galfer USA is now GBrakes.

The test fit lines came.



Some lines need some length adjustment.
I have a cheap eBay right handlebar coming in a few days so that I can verify fit to an oem bar.

Then a few days sending these lines back, a few days for the production lines build, a few days shipping, a few days assembling, a few more days.

Being patient about this is easier since my other ST is up and running.

Knowing how OCD I am, why did you post that picture with the rear axle in backwards?

Nice job by the way.

 

[SupraSabre]

Knowing how OCD I am, why did you post that picture with the rear axle in backwards?

Nice job by the way.

He was testing you, to see if you noticed!

 

[sirbike]

Looks like it is coming together.



But no. After referring to pictures in Another Arizona build thread, I saw that I needed to put it this far together to test clearance around the shock.

It is progress though. I have all the lengths and fitting positions all set up.

So, a few days shipping the test fit lines back, a few days building production lines, a few days shipping production lines to me, a few more days….
Good thing I have a second bike that I could ride 1500 miles last weekend.

 

[SupraSabre]

Looks like it is coming together.



But no. After referring to pictures in Another Arizona build thread, I saw that I needed to put it this far together to test clearance around the shock.

It is progress though. I have all the lengths and fitting positions all set up.

So, a few days shipping the test fit lines back, a few days building production lines, a few days shipping production lines to me, a few more days….
Good thing I have a second bike that I could ride 1500 miles last weekend.

As I tell my wife when she thinks she's giving me a "quick" project, "Nothing is EASY!" But you're making good progress!