Thought I'd post up this week's progress this morning. I'll be update later this weekend with what ever else I got....

Got my two wheel spacers done. This one picture represents hours of standing in front of the lathe. Going to just have to trust me on that, lol....

There is a reason why I take so many damn pictures. It helps me step away from "get it on and working." and let's me take some time to see if parts "look pleasing"....

Work, snow, and family obligations took up most of my weekend. But I was able to get a couple important steps done....

Rethought how I was going to trim that part for the lower dog bone mount. New plan in pic below, old in the last post....

Today I didn't make any progress on the bike. Physically that is. I did how ever pick up a very key tool for completing this project....

So, all in all things are working out well. I'll work on my bearing and rear shock issues next. For now here is how she's looking....

Although I don't have a frame jig, I can make a decent try at keeping the new rear some what centered....

As seen above, the swingarm that came on these bikes is boxy and plain. With the curvy tube frame and body lines this bike has it just never jived with me. So let's change the swinger....

It's time y'all!!!...

Current build from ground up.Front end getting closer to built.Motor getting there but no pics.Transmission built and primary belt drive aquired....

In this post I will talk about the failure of the fuel reserve sensor and how to save money and a couple of weeks of valuable summer time, if this happens with your bike....

I continue the story of the rebuilding of the Husqvarna SM610 06 ', which I bought in the autumn of 2013....

In this post I will continue the story about the rebuilding of the Husqvarna SM610 06 'motard, bought in the fall of 2013....

I always liked this bike, and I periodically looked through the ads, judging the average price of these devices and considering the various options for buying ... And then one day during this process ...

In winter, I was inspired by the game of Halo for another rework of my cruiser in a cruiser unusual and for every day. And the paint that was suitable after the Izh remained :)!...

The engine was disassembled by the company long back in Neukirchen and after cleaning by motors Israel re-assembled and re-mounted. The motor housing, gear housing, air filter box and the Anlasserdeck...

Everything has been expanded and removed from the frame....

First adjustment of the rear part with the number plate holder...

The original rear frame, and the defective shock absorber was removed....