Two Eagles, No Waiting...

I would like to put my roadie up for Roadstar of the Month. Let me tell you the story about Two-Eagle. I bought her last April 29, 1999. Less then two weeks after that I went in the hospital and had surgery on my knee. This placed me on crutches until the end of July. During this time I took the couch time and designed a theme and went with it. During the winter I worked overtime for money for the aftermarket parts. I did all the other work myself. The parts list reads as follows:

Yamaha Parts
Saddle Bag Supports, Billet Brake Caliper Accents, Chrome Front master cylinder cover, Chrome Rectifier cover, Chrome Shift Peg covers, passing lamp visors, Passing lamps & mounts, Headlight Visors.

J&P
Chrome Banjo Bolts, Bikini Beach Handle Bars, Yellow Passing Lamps, Rear Marker turn signals, Chrome hose connectors.

Jardine
Chrome Fork Caps, Front Axle covers, Chrome Steering crown cover

Mustang
Studded Drivers Seat, Studded tank bib, studded rear fender bib, and studded drivers back

Arlen Ness
Turbo Mirrors.

Harley Davidson
Chrome Left side toolbox.

Barons Custom
Profile gas cap, torque master, Air Injection removal kit, billet shift linkage, stainless front and rear brake hoses, clutch cables and throttle cables, Chrome cam cover, chrome ignition cover, chrome pulley cover.

Vance & Hines
LongShots, Viper ends

Performance by Marc
Hypercharger, Dyna jet kit

Pro One
Chrome Floor Boards, Chrome Oil filter cover, Chrome handle bar wire clamps, chrome seat hold down bolts

For those inquiring minds who wanted to know about the rear turn signal bracket on Two-Eagle (below...). I used the original license plate bracket from my roadie. I bent both ends at 90 degrees and then welded the turn signal bolts provided from J&P to the bracket insuring the holes were accessible. Then you have that bracket chromed. I used chrome paint for now until bike season is over then will chrome. The wires for turn signals were then put in stainless steel wrap and feed thru two holes in the thick rubber bracket from the stock roadie taillight. They then come out the back of the fender with the taillight wires. The turn signal part #13-585 from J&P motorcycles parts, this is for the amber lenses they have red also. They cost $15.99 each.

Beautiful custom work on your Roadstar, Bruce.  The paint work is some of the most impressive work that I've seen on a Roadie!  I have actually done a similar tail lamp conversion on my bike.

Really impressive work!

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