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Azul's old panels from the time I crashed repurposed back into service with new front mounting points

Universal bracket holding the front part of the panel steady

More hodgepodge #motosky

Look who's got Azul's old panels onnn

The front is held on by those thin universal metal brackets you can bend to shape

We survived #motosky

The storm has passed and now here's a few pics of Tesco after riding around scouting the area for damages

He *might* be getting registered sooner or later

Still standing #motosky

The power went out earlier tonight during Typhoon Uwan (Fung-Wong) everything went dark and windy

Took a photo of Tesco and Azul hunkered down together in the corner in the garage before the rain and wind picked up

It's well above the temperature the exhaust currently reaches at hard driving, we should be fine

Steel epoxy on an exhaust, what could go wrong #motosky

- Speedometer set (Speedometer gauge, cable and the part that makes it spin) - new Headlight Bracket - racing ignition coil - brake cable for the rear

Mostly unboxed

New parts #motosky

Tomorrow if I feel like it or if I have enough time, I will be installing new parts on Tesco

New parts incoming soon too

I've found an old video of Azul with the aftermarket pipe in my archive #motosky

Front forks lowered

Ignition relocated to the side of the bike

Extended shifter peg in true hodgepodge tradition

More adjustments #motosky

I made a few more adjustments here and there including putting the plate number to the back as a mudguard, I've also put grease in the bearings on the steering since it was clunky

Side view with the old plate

Nonexistent brake rod

Front fender adjusted down

Tesco's upgrade #motosky

Tesco finally got the half shifter I've been waiting for nearly a week, I took it yesterday to a neighbor to cut and weld the rear brake rod to length but it's still useless without the bracing

I also need to find a way to have the shifter not hurt my foot trying to shift

Well, I wanted Tesco to look like a cafe racer since not a lot of people turn underbone bikes into them and I'm also planning on putting on power upgrades like a big bore and 4 valve kit including a manual clutch conversion

Auto corrected the name, it's supposed to be Azul instead of literally Asul

Tank storage lowered + old body panels

Cut the back section to fit the new light

Panel tabs made from flat bar

Tesco and the unsung hero of the duo, Asul (Blue in my language)

Next Phase? #motosky

I recently found the old body panels while digging through storage, I've also managed to cut the bottom part of the tank storage to make it sit lower in the bike

Tomorrow morning I'm venturing 4 hours to my dorm to retrieve my missing parcel for Tesco

Since I have a whole week to burn, I went out to wait for the sunset #motosky

I've also added a few bits here and there including the scrap aluminum as a rear fender, the license plate mounted to the side of the bike, and the original double stand so I can actually service the bike properly #motosky

Certified Dummy #motosky

So I found out what was causing my tail light issues and I feel so dumb about it

Apparently I checked relays and wires but not the bulb itself, now that I've changed it it's working as intended now

Oh no it's not actually
It's a customized Honda XRM 110, an underbone motorcycle in my country

My friends like to call it a "Honda-Davidson"

Morning Ride #motosky

Went through a little trouble in the river crossing

We also have a name for the project bike, I call it "Tesco" if you know Top Gear then you know where I got it

I'm stumped #motosky

I've done everything I can except tear into the wiring harness to find out why my tail light isn't working, I might just try and swap out the relays from the other motorcycle since they're the same model

Half Shifter Set

Shifter bracket from a Wave 100, basically identical to my engine

Big change #motosky

So I've purchased the half shifter and the shifter bracket for the project bike which will definitely change how the bike feels

I've also wanted to ask for a name for the motorcycle since I've just been calling it "the bigger motorcycle"

So, I made a wish list thing on my bio for anyone curious what my plan is for the project bike and if anyone wants to, they can help out. And for the past few days of diagnosing, I have concluded the problem with my electrical issues was my starter relay. #motosky

Thanks, I'll try it out later

New bar end mirrors and a smaller brake light

New parts installed, but also a new problem #motosky

A few hours ago after installing most of the new parts and taking it out, one of the relays started to buzz and the brake lights weren't functioning, but if I did brake the buzz goes away but still no lights

A picture of the lower half of a person riding a motorcycle. Their license plate says UWU

Furry spotting in traffic 👀

- Classic round tail light - Bar end round concave side mirrors - Bar end turn signals (will be mounted on the headlight) - Hydraulic brake light switch (convert from standard switch)

New parts arrived #motosky

Some new parts arrived during the week in college, can't wait to get back home and work on the bike this Friday and weekends!

- New tail light
- New bar end side mirrors
- New turn signals
- Hydraulic brake light switch

In total it cost me Php 466 (with shipping fee)

It was originally a dual sport model turned into an enduro style by my uncle, now that he's given it to me, I made it lower and turned it into somewhat like those cafe racers but on a budget

Here's what the stock model looks like

On another note, here's a few pictures I took after taking it for a quick drive up the mountain road #motosky

Then again, I have to buy a new housing because this one decided to break on the mount for the light socket itself #motosky