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My 89 XJ900F chop :)

Discussion in 'XJ Modifications' started by britpod, Jan 19, 2010.

  1. britpod

    britpod New Member

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    Hey everyone

    Here is my XJ, I've been working on her for about 2 months now... getting there.

    The next job is to make the seat for her, will be a one piece that fits the bar so I can squeeze a pillion on if need be.

    I'm wondering if I can change the tyres to 120/80 and 130/80 too, so she's a bit wider and lower on the wheelbase.

    James
     

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    britpod New Member

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    another shot...
     

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    schooter Active Member

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    kewl
     
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    It has a really nice vintage military look. I normally dont like seeing these things chopped and bobbed and stuff like that, but that thing looks wicked clean. Nice job.
     
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    I love those dual headlights! I have a pair I had planned to mount, but still trying to figure out a mounting bracket that looks good. And I'd need to cut my windshield opening to make that look right.
     
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