[Gremlinsteve]

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=13EKNKq3VqM

[Breaker Express]

NV Ducati - Thanks for the input. I will be getting it all straightened out this week.
Gravy Davy - I could not pick mine up without help as it landed on the lawnmower and I could only access one end or the other. My kid came and helped.

[GravyDavy]

Ouch! That makes it really awkward, but at least you had a kid to help.

I had to wait until the UPS truck came by. It was a trifle embarrassing.

[Breaker Express]

I tried to straighten out the brake pedal but it is going to need some heat to get the wrinkles out so a change of plans.
I ordered the pedal from Wemoto and in the meantime I will experiment with cutting off the piece that the rubber goes on and I will play around with trying to make an old school end like I had on every bike until this one

[Breaker Express]

Something like the end of this

[Blazes Boylan]

Something like the end of this

I bought one from Tec Bikes but I prefer an old school brake pedal.  If you come up with a solution I'd love to see it.

[Semanticks]

Installed the Krator incandescent indicators in the stock location.

[Breaker Express]

I bought one from Tec Bikes but I prefer an old school brake pedal.  If you come up with a solution I'd love to see it.

Not sure how it will turn but I will give it a go and let you know.

[Blazes Boylan]

I finally finished rewiring my Interceptor and getting my LED headlight bulb, Motogadget pin turn signals, Motone El Dorado taillight, and anodized aluminum switch gears working.  I could only interpret the wiring diagram so far then used trial and error until I got all the controls working correctly.

[Blazes Boylan]

I think I've jettisoned all the plastic.  I also installed the Hitchcock's USB adapter.  I ordered their auxiliary splitter but it was out of stock so I made one.

[Royal Low]

Added a few lights. For "Safety" lol.

[Blazes Boylan]

Added a few lights. For "Safety" lol.

That actually does increase your visibility and safety, according to FortNine anyway.

[Blazes Boylan]

After leaving it in acetone overnight to no avail and wasting money on a couple of thoroughly benign paint strippers, I applied elbow grease and eventually managed to strip the powder coating off the front fender bracket.  I then sanded it with WD40 and three different grades of sandpaper, finishing off with a few dabs of Mothers Mag & Aluminum Polish and a 6" buffing wheel attached to my drill press.  (The cheap Amazon buffing wheel sent fibers flying all over my kitchen, the downside of having a drill press in your kitchen.)  I won't be putting it back on the bike until I've finished taking the forks off, drilling a few 8mm holes in the damper rods, and installing the YSS upgrade kit.

[Hoiho]

After leaving it in acetone overnight to no avail and wasting money on a couple of thoroughly benign paint strippers, I applied elbow grease and eventually managed to strip the powder coating off the front fender bracket.  I then sanded it with WD40 and three different grades of sandpaper, finishing off with a few dabs of Mothers Mag & Aluminum Polish and a 6" buffing wheel attached to my drill press.  (The cheap Amazon buffing wheel sent fibers flying all over my kitchen, the downside of having a drill press in your kitchen.)  I won't be putting it back on the bike until I've finished taking the forks off, drilling a few 8mm holes in the damper rods, and installing the YSS upgrade kit.

You're doing all this in your NY apartment - kudos!

[Jack Straw]

Nice job. I was gonna do that but it ruined my manicure so I painted it black.