I have been putting a bike together for my 'unfortunate' friend. Unfortunate because it has been taking me a long time. I was unhappy with the full fairing on the bike as it is uncomfortable for the street, and I just never felt satisfied with the look. I decided to make a 'bikini' fairing by modifying the original upper. It needs to be repainted as well, you can still see the original mounting hole so it is a work in progress. Mike V is always giving me a hard time about not posting pics so here you go Mike. Lou

Nice looking modification on the fairing Lou and interesting color scheme too. MikeV is right, please keep the pics coming

Way to go Lou! You are a stickler for details. And your friend has a great friend. MikeV

beautiful!!!!!!

Another beauty coming from your shop. I don't know how you can part with them, but I guess you have to eat occasionally. I've always thought TT's looked their best with just the upper on. I hope he's not going to bounce around on the "pavement" here in the Northeast on those old Marvics. But, I sure can picture that sweet little thing being a whole lot of fun in the North Carolina mountains...oooh weee!
Nice job Lou.
Bill

Works really well Lou.
Old Blue

Hi Lou,

Is that the one that was a Barbers ?

Pat

Hi Guys, thanks for the kind words, I'll post more pics as I go along. Hi Pat yes, that is the bike that was at Barbers. She runs well I just need to wire up the street stuff. I will post pics of how and where I put the fuse panel and relays if anyone is interested. Lou

Looks good Lou,
How do you get something like that registered over there?
I know how hard it is to fit the road electrics in one of these, I sympathise with you.
For what it's worth I placed the regulator, starter solenoid, battery and main fuse under the seat.
The fuses and relay went under the dash, mounted to the gauge/fairing mount.
graeme

Hi Lou.
interesting modification..

The front mudguard has been created for this motorcycle???