Progress on my CA95
Progress on my CA95
Added some photos of my CA95 going back together . Maybe several more months as I gather the necessary parts but it's looking like a bike again .
STILL LOOKING FOR WHITEWALLS !!!!!!!!
STILL LOOKING FOR WHITEWALLS !!!!!!!!
kartgreen wrote:Added some photos of my CA95 going back together . Maybe several more months as I gather the necessary parts but it's looking like a bike again .
STILL LOOKING FOR WHITEWALLS !!!!!!!!
I really like your seat configuration. I have the standard rectangular shaped, box-like seat and I think the tractor seat configuration would tend to be more comfortable on a lengthy ride than mine will (I've still never ridden it yet).
dickevins
Thanks all for the comments .
bluerider , the seat and pillion pad is from La Pera in a blue metalflake . I made a front bracket that uses the original seat mount under the tank . I've built several different brackets for the rear mount but I haven't settled on a design as yet . What ever I do I'll have to drill mounting holes in the backbone of the frame . Shouldn't disturb the look of the frame much and should be out of sight if I swap for the stock seat .
The stock seat is being redone by a friend of mine ,white leather on seat with black leather on the sides . He's doing it in a mini cafe style with a small kick-up at the rear .
I ordered a new tig welder last week , should be here this week and then I can play building brackets . I have a mig welder that I use but for thin metal and aluminum I have to pay someone to do the welding . I could have used the tig when I welded the tank but used the mig. I also had to send the chain side cover out to have a crack repaired . Now I be able to do the work at home and save time and money .
Still looking for whitewalls ! CBR Vintage tires has one Coker 3.25X16 ,$400 !
bluerider , the seat and pillion pad is from La Pera in a blue metalflake . I made a front bracket that uses the original seat mount under the tank . I've built several different brackets for the rear mount but I haven't settled on a design as yet . What ever I do I'll have to drill mounting holes in the backbone of the frame . Shouldn't disturb the look of the frame much and should be out of sight if I swap for the stock seat .
The stock seat is being redone by a friend of mine ,white leather on seat with black leather on the sides . He's doing it in a mini cafe style with a small kick-up at the rear .
I ordered a new tig welder last week , should be here this week and then I can play building brackets . I have a mig welder that I use but for thin metal and aluminum I have to pay someone to do the welding . I could have used the tig when I welded the tank but used the mig. I also had to send the chain side cover out to have a crack repaired . Now I be able to do the work at home and save time and money .
Still looking for whitewalls ! CBR Vintage tires has one Coker 3.25X16 ,$400 !
I'm close to finishing this bike , the rims and hubs should return from Buchanan Spoke and Wheel next week . The rims are Akront alum. that I bought from England . Unfortunately the S.S. spokes were wrong so I sent everything to Buchanan's .
In another post I attached some pic's of Santee Fishtail pipes I've mocked in place . Once the wheels return I'll get them on the bike and finish the exhaust mounts .
I've included several pic's and yes the red bike is the one Spokes was selling for a friend of his . I want to say "THANKS" to Spokes and his friend for the handling of the sale and allowing us to pick the bike up at his home . The bike is fantastic and will make a great addition to the fleet .
Spokes is a gentleman with great knowledge of these bikes and this forum is lucky to have him aboard .
Our goals are to show the bikes at several vintage car and bike shows in our area and we plan to attend the AMA Vintage Bike Fest at Mid-Ohio this July .
In another post I attached some pic's of Santee Fishtail pipes I've mocked in place . Once the wheels return I'll get them on the bike and finish the exhaust mounts .
I've included several pic's and yes the red bike is the one Spokes was selling for a friend of his . I want to say "THANKS" to Spokes and his friend for the handling of the sale and allowing us to pick the bike up at his home . The bike is fantastic and will make a great addition to the fleet .
Spokes is a gentleman with great knowledge of these bikes and this forum is lucky to have him aboard .
Our goals are to show the bikes at several vintage car and bike shows in our area and we plan to attend the AMA Vintage Bike Fest at Mid-Ohio this July .
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Jetblackchemist
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Too bad the whitewalls are being a difficult thing to track down, I'm personally not a fan of black side walls on the CA's. It's looking fabulous so far Cart.
I agree Spokes knows his stuff and so does Smithers, and Sam...as they have a few of these builds under their belt, this being my first CA build...I'd hope they haven't found my posts too annoying.
I agree Spokes knows his stuff and so does Smithers, and Sam...as they have a few of these builds under their belt, this being my first CA build...I'd hope they haven't found my posts too annoying.