Bobber Sissy Bar Build and More - Episode 14

Winner also receives an $810 set of Speed and Strength Riding Gear.
A $6000 Total Value

In this Episode we are back in the metal fab shop building a sick low sissy bar setup and add a cool feature to the gas tank.

Thanks for hanging out.
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[poorboygaragemarketreview]

Better than any tv show. Looking good learning alot .

[jayjulien]

Love the sissy bar man. Awesome with the plate and light.

[OutbackOutlaw]

Finally got my stoopid internet working long enough to watch. Absolutely love the sissy bar. This bike is gonna be freekin awesomeness dripping!!

[danielbobbersmart]

Sissy bar looks awesome man keep up the good work, Also this series inspired me to purchase a 1981 Honda CB 650 to start a build cheers...

[BikersGarage]

Awesome build! Loving every episode! Anybody who wins this bike will and should be proud!
Fuel level is something truly old school. I had a Bultaco back in the day that had one of these. Just make sure the tube is good quality and fuel resistant. Over time they go a bit yellow but if they are bad they will go white like in about 1 week. I understand that even further back in the day they were made out of glass!!! Figure that on out!

[solrosenberg]

Thanks for making great little details in my bike. I can't wait to ride it!

[stevenelich]

I really enjoy your videos. My first bike was a 75 kz400. I picked it up for 300. It had a bad cylinder, so I picked up a 76 440 engine and had the heads bored over 30 with custom ground pounder style pipes. Dropped the rear by 2. 16" drag bars put a bigger tank on it and a custom stitched seat. I really miss that bike

[davesyah]

Heck yes on the sissy bar, diggin' it!

[noobFab]

6:03 *Still* having issues with the new welding gloves ;) Really enjoyed the Fatboy bobber build, and while I have a hard time recalibrating to the sound of a four cylinder bobber, your production quality is now really solid. This is the kind of material I gave up regular cable for. Keep up the great work!
Oh, and.... 9:16... masking tape on sheet metal helps to stop the drill bit skating when starting a hole

[chrislaz]

Looking good! I dig the fuel level hose. A+

[MrGixxerr]

Dude it is great to watch someone with good basic fabrication skills. It makes me want to go out to the garage and work on something. Everything looked great except the tail light I would have make the plate bracket with the tail light bracket integrated into the bottom of the plate mount. The site glass looked awesome!!

[ChadwickRider]

Haha! I was like why is he welding to the table top?! Rad method, old school ingenuity.

[joefigueroa]

The bike is looking good, can't wait to see it finished! I was looking for signal lights for my bike when I saw the ones on the bike who makes those they look great!! Liken the sight gauge too.

[BerserkerNick]

Ditch those huge turn signals and go with some nice flush mounts for a cleaner more stripped down look

[callmewes]

GREAT PLACE FOR A LP FOR SURE AND THE FUEL SIGHT TUBE IS AWESOME AND LOOKS RAD

[mohammedma]

It will be a wonderful thing continue to work on the beast Choose the best color to complement your work....bro

[pgrayrk]

looks awesome doing great job love site tub on the tank won't belong and you will be wiring and paint. hope you can run wiring thru the fame to keep it looking clean.

[justshietts]

New sub here ! Love the build man sissy bar turned out great. I agree with putting the plate there to makes alot of sense as well as adding the light. Will be putting a sissy bar on my build! Keep the good content coming

[sinformant]

Lol as soon as I saw you drilling holes in the side of the tank I thought, fuel level sight tube. I always thought those were bad ass! I think the level you have it is perfect. When it gets to the bottom you know you still have enough to get you to a gas station, provided you aren't in the middle of a desert