Painted tank, cowl, radiator shrouds, and headlight frame | Flying Brick K75

Posted: August 05, 2016 by noahyamen For the body parts, I opted for a slight off-white paint. I think it bounces against the gold frame and black engine nicely. I was able to find a set of radiator shrouds online, thankfully. I think th...

Powder-coated frame and wheels | Flying Brick K75

Posted: July 26, 2016 by noahyamen I went with a bolder choice this time around and went with a faded gold for the wheels and frame. Gotta say, I love how they turned out. I think it will bounce against the black engine and white body ...

3D printed gauge cluster | Flying Brick K75

Posted: July 25, 2016 by noahyamen I have to say my favorite toy is my 3D printer. Being able to 3D model the things that don't exist makes it a whole lot easier to make the parts I need. In this case, there wasn't anything solid enoug...

First phase of paint | Flying Brick K75

Posted: July 10, 2016 by noahyamen After finally degreasing the motor and throttle body I was able to paint the entire block, swing arm, and valve cover.The valve cover could stand to be replaced, since it has road rash on it. But unti...

Stripping down and cleaning up | Flying Brick K75

Posted: July 01, 2016 by noahyamen Right, down to business then. After taking it apart it was mind blowing to think it even ran. There were up to 2 inches of dirt and grime caked on top of the motor in some areas. Let alone how nasty j...

New Project: 1987 BMW K75 C | Flying Brick K75

Posted: June 25, 2016 by noahyamen Picked up another fun new project now. A 1987 BMW K75 C. It was time to get a bike that could carry both myself and my wife together, for traveling. Up until now, we've only had single seater bikes.Th...