How To Chop a 750 Maxim-X First Things First

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How To Chop a 750 Maxim-X First Things First

#1 Unread post by johno8 »

I have a frame, an engine on my workbench, and a corner full of Maxim parts I stripped off the bike. Could use some advice on where to start next. Here is what I would like to see
Springer front end
Softail rear with the mini shocks if possible
Minimal electrics
Rebuild the engine and chromed
May have to keep the wheels as it's a shafty

Is there anyone in the maritimes that can help me with my frame mods?
Do you rebuild the engine, then take it apart again to chrome?

Thanks for any advice!
Phil

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You could end up with some tihg like this. This one has no rear springs.
http://i35.photobucket.com/albums/d152/ ... ess001.jpg
1993 750 Vulcan
one seater
ear shave, pod filters
rear turn signal relocation
lowered rear 2" soft tail
converted to manuel cam chain tensioner
horn relocation

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pretty sweet looking bike!
Phil

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#4 Unread post by blues2cruise »

If you go read mysta's blog...you may find some ideas. That guy is quite the take apart put back together like new king.

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you're so right...what a cool site he has.
Phil

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