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SUPERCHARGED SOUNDS
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yamaha road star exhaust roadstar exhaust roaide exhaust wav sounds xv1600 sound, magnacharger road star
Click PLAY to see...and hear. So sweet, the birds even sing along...and it's metric, of course.
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THE GARAGE IS OPEN
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big rig chrome, chrome shop, peterbilt, pete 379, custom pete |
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A MOONSHINER'S HOT ROD
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We've just put together a cool little aped-out 650 shop bike...click here to go see some larger images and a few details. |
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THE POWDERCOATING PLACE
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We highly recommend
DK Powdercoating
for anything you have that needs a lasting, durable coating.
DK Powdercoating
is as good as it can possibly get in this business. The service and attention to your job is unmatched.
Get up with
DK Powdercoating
by clicking below:
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BARON'S CUSTOM
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 Click the logo on my back for the Baron's site...opens in a new window |
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ThatBigTruck.com
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The Car Hauler's Place
Coming Soon
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OUR NEW PHOTO GALLERY
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I've just added an image gallery to the MoonShine Steel site with the first of the images posted. Click the RATIKUL image below for our new PHOTO GALLERY or use the "GALLERY" link in the menu at the top of any page. More images are being included as time permits. I welcome your feedback.
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LOCAL NEWS LIGHT SHINES ON MOONSHINE STEEL
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Click the pic for a link to the front page images of a 2 page article devoted to our shop recently in the McCreary County Voice, our regional weekly printed news source. Many thanks to Associate Editor Andrew Powell and the staff at the Voice for the positive article.
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GOTTA GET IT DESIGNS
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For the ultimate in graphic design and screenprinting services, you must check out the crew at
Gotta Get It Designs.
A fantastic full-service graphic design team is as close as here.
Click the designs below to go see more about the Gotta Get It Designs complete range of services.
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THE SOUTHFORK CRUISE-IN
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Bright blue Kentucky skies and about 100 registered participants arrived in "old town" Whitley City where local officials taped off the downtown area of Main Street for the first gathering of the "cruise-in" season of 2006.
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SHILOH'S BIKE NITE
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If your in the area, check out the Shiloh's RoadHouse Bike Nite each Thursday night just off Exit #41 on I-75 in London, Kentucky.
Click the image below for more.
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CHOPPERSHOPS.COM
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Check out the links to over 400 chopper shops around the world but mostly in the U.S. Click
here or the Choppershops.com banner below.
Click the ChopperShops.com logo to download yo'self some free chopper wallpaper ! |
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B'COOL PRODUCTS
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(Click the logo above for the BCOOL Products site...opens in a new window)
It's my pleasure and I'm eager to introduce to you the extreme quality of Randy Briley's B'Cool Products fenders and blanks. For those of you not familiar with the high quality products B'COOL offers, you'll be doing yourself and your clients a big favor by looking into the Pro Builders and Skin-Tite series of fenders and blanks.
Seeing how I'm not a lightweight by any means, the fender blank below was fresh off the brown truck and I just had to demonstrate the heavy, durable construction of these fenders by planting my size 12's on top of it. But that's not where it stops...the quality continues into the finish and beyond. Shape and fit is exact and true. Constructed from up to 10 gauge material, I dare you to compare the B'COOL Products quality to anything available anywhere.
(Click above for some detailed photos of the quality difference)
B'COOL Products provided the high quality fender blanks for our Metric Revolution project bike, RATIKUL, and others in the MoonShine Steel shop. If it's about quality for your build, look into B'COOL. Tell Randy that MoonShine sent ya ! |
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NEW UPDATED GALLERY IMAGES
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BATTERY BOX and ODYSSEY PC545 DRY CELL
Unkl Al fabbed the top flat of the seat pan to fit the frame rails from 1/8" steel plate...he and I agreed it was "overkill" but it's a good thing. It provided an ideal way to conceal (almost) the battery. The frame rails hide a large portion of the battery box hanging on the underside of this seat pan. The battery box, as well as the seat, was upholstered in genuine leather.
After the frame came back to me for mock-up and assembly, I had to figure out where to hide the battery. There was just no more room left because I insisted on the air-ride cylinder in the stock shock location and I looked into placing the battery in the front area of the swingarm but that was out due to concerns of vibration (one of the biggest killers of batteries) and also I needed that particular space to hide the air compressor and relays associated with the adjustable air-ride. I decided to weld the tight fitting battery box to the underside of the steel seat pan (above) and also added a little more "style" to the top plate that forms to the rear fender a little better (below).
A note about this Odyssey battery...the manufacturer claims this battery can be utilized in any position EXCEPT completely inverted. All this worked together to make a reasonably nice place to locate the battery. The entire assembly is held on to the frame by 2 screws accessed from the top of the seat and a forward facing "prong" that slides into the junction where the frame rails meet the backbone. It was my desire to not use sidecovers at all to leave the area open and display the custom chrome oil tank/transfer case cover.
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