2000 Honda Shadow VLX 600 Cheap Bobber build walkaround exhaust cafe racer 

Thanks man!

Hey thanks man, good luck on the bike hunt!

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A hacksaw lol. just make ur line and do slow strokes to make it nice. Wow that sounded weird

I don't have this motorcycle anymore, but the install is very simple. It just claps to the forks and literally has an h4 plug. I found it on ebay, u can search "motorcycle halo headlight" and then I had to buy the bucket and mounts separately

I'm putting out another video tomorrow morning with a bike that uses this headlight too, and go into more detail on it. Subscribe so u see it. Should answer all ur questions I think

wondering the same thing

Your seat will have studs you put the spring on the seat and put a washer then a nut on it and drill a hole in the pan and do the same thing so your seat and pan are connected. Then you can drill holes and bolt your pan to the frame as well as a bolt through the front of the seat pan. And yeah you have to have a plate to connect the gram behind the seat to strengthen it up. But to the video it’s a badass bike

And also instead of them seat springs I pulled valve springs out of a v6 engine and they work great and look cool

They aren't as wide as the stock bars, so steering feels a tad heavy at really low speeds, but the forward position makes u feel very in control. And with the footpegs being forward as well, it takes a lot of weight off ur wrists. Can ride for a couple hours no prob

Micah Huggenberger did you use all The stock cables with no problems? Any chance of an updated video on the bike! Thanks for the quick response!

@@bikesandbangs link to the handle bars I want to put them on my Honda 1999 Shadow vxl600 CD and you used all the original cords and all the throttle cable no prob right just a plug and play

Any year vlx is the same

Yeah the clip ons will clear since u can tighten them at any angle on the forks, just move them out til it clears. U will feel like ur riding a cbr600rr with how foward u are leaning with the clip ons.

Street tires are the only option for that 15 inch rim. Sometimes u can find Chinese trail tires in 15 inch but most likely u will have to re-lace the wheel to a 17 inch rim for any trail tire options that aren't too skinny

@@bikesandbangs I did find a bridgestone scrambler tire with mild aggressive tread but they are 160/60/15....pretty small tire compared to the 80 wall stock. With a decent fender and proper gearing, the battlax ax41s might be the only option for those using the stock wheel

The can't find the link for the part but if you search "motorcycle halo headlight" on eBay you should see a whole slew of them 👍

Yeah its a 170 mm, to have a 200 mm and not have it looked pinched u can lace a vtx1800 spoked rim on it

Most likely it needs the fuel/air mixture screw adjusted. U will need a "D" shaped carb tool to adjust the brass screw on the carb. If I remember right it faces downward. Screw it all the way in until it lightly seats. The screw it out 2.5-3 full turns. Mine needed 3 full turns out but if u are at higher elevation 2.5 or 2 should be good

@@bikesandbangs did you need to remove the carb for it or whilst it's still on the bike? thanks

@@xnestapl nope the carb can stay on. For fuel air adjustment the screw is on the bottom of the carb

@@bikesandbangs thanks dude

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