MESH MOD and IDLE screw moved

[rhauss]

hey guys this past month Ive acquired a nice project. It was a 98 katana, in very nice condition, so i couldn't pass it up !!!! but Ive been looking on the great forum and noticed so mods i wanted to do. So i went to Lowes and got some mesh and the Quicksteel for advance and started out around 12 noon yesterday !!! And it took about 12 hours !!! It was a pain in the ***but it came out NICE So here are some pics .... and if you have anymore mods post then on here so i could check them out.

(CREDIT : the write up from BLACK GOLD)

[Coreyrf600]

hey guys this past month Ive acquired a nice project. It was a 98 katana, in very nice condition, so i couldn't pass it up !!!! but Ive been looking on the great forum and noticed so mods i wanted to do. So i went to Lowes and got some mesh and the Quicksteel for advance and started out around 12 noon yesterday !!! And it took about 12 hours !!! It was a pain in the ***but it came out NICE So here are some pics .... and if you have anymore mods post then on here so i could check them out.

(CREDIT : the write up from BLACK GOLD)

How did you secure the mesh to the fairings? the quicksteel? im just curious maybe ill search the forums.

[pveity]

cool i meshed my chain gaurd and some other spots as well....

[rhauss]

nice i didn't think about the chain guard i was thinkin about making that chrome !!

Corey - I did use the quickstell to secure it there... very hard now but its a B****h to work with in this case i would look into maybe another type of hardener like silicone i read that on hear too ???

[rexazz2]

JB weld is the same type of epoxy how ever a little more liquid rather than putty

[06katanarider]

Nice job!

[Bigbossstreetracer50]

look's good

[Truck Tech]

how did you relocate your idle adjuster. Looks nice guys.