Made some new foot pegs and went for a rip

Made some new wider foot pegs for the JR80 by cutting some steel strips and welding them onto the original foot pegs. They are great!

Razor MX650

I picked up a Razor MX 650. The batteries were toast. Replaced with a scooter battery and its good as new. I plan on building a new battery pack for it and configuring a new motor and controller to get more speed. I started off by stripping it down to the frame, cutting out the battery trays, and moving the shock mount so it will be a little taller for me.

Peugot 103

Picked up a Pug 103. I have had a bunch of 103s but they have always been missing too many parts to bring back to life. 

First thing I did was chop the seat and lower it. Took a little welding but it worked great.
Then I threw some JR80 low bars on it and redid a some of the cables.
I also took the rear fender apart, separated the two parts and chopped the end off. 

XR200R Test Ride

There is a great little service road next to the rail road tracks by my house that I ride. I took the XR200 on it to test it out the new top end. Seems great. 

Xr200r top end refresh

After numerous problems with the Xr I finally called it quits. I took the top end to Bill Bune for a bore and valve job. I slapped it back together and it runs so much better. Lifts the front end in 2nd no problem now.

Another xr200r seat update

I decided to redo the xr200r seat again. I took the seat cover off and shaved the foam down with an angle grinder and flap disc. I made the read smaller so it would be more flush with the rear fender.  For the seat cover, I used an crf cover for the center strip and sewed black to the sides. 

Custom Hobbit Seat

Made a seat cover for a Hobbit.  Used a treats seat pan with a wood base covered in carpet pad foam. 

XR200R Refresh

I took apart the XR200R and rebuilt the top end with new gaskets, timing chain, timing tensionors, and other odds n ends. I also painted the frame black and installed a new exhaust.