I put the rear swing arm back on, forks back on and mocked up the tank and seat pan... Now the fun part starts!
Does it look like a motorcycle yet?


How about now?


1976 Yamaha XS 500 Build from the ground up. Pictures showing progress, problems and if all goes right, a successfully clean build. Done so far include paint, custom fiberglass seatpan, disassembly etc. Coming include fuel tank restoration, front end rebuild, wheels and more!
Looking good mate
ReplyDeleteDid you finish it? I have the same bike. '76 in brown and white. I'd love to see some more current pics if you have any. Great build so far!
ReplyDeleteTo echo the previous commenter - didja ever finish this? (and hey - I've got a monkey-shit brown '76 as well!)
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