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i really like the color of your rims!
this is a pretty slick ride. like the idea alot
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lookin very steamy! love the copper tubing.
heres a thought, ever use casting resin or envirotec lite?
you could fill a couple of those copper tubes with casting resin (i like the envirotec better)
in the casting resin you could add small cog's exploding watches, small alien fetus etc etc.
just like those old coins in glass paper weights.
they'd kinda look like small looking glasses.
super cool my friend, super cool!
heres a thought, ever use casting resin or envirotec lite?
you could fill a couple of those copper tubes with casting resin (i like the envirotec better)
in the casting resin you could add small cog's exploding watches, small alien fetus etc etc.
just like those old coins in glass paper weights.
they'd kinda look like small looking glasses.
super cool my friend, super cool!
That is a great idea...and judging by your fabrication skills, this might also be a great idea:icyuod2 said:
utilize one of the tube to house batteries that would light up some of those items held in suspension with casting resin 8)
...great build, love it. 8)
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Dr. Icy,
Appreciate the prescription for utilizing the tubes; liking this idea alot. Since I live in the desert, maybe a scorpion or two could be added; and of course at least one (dare I say) skull in the tube design. It might be tricky getting the envirotec lite in the tubes. I am thinking maybe tape over one end and carefully pour in the other with the bike lying on it's side.
Thanks much, for sharing this great idea.
Appreciate the prescription for utilizing the tubes; liking this idea alot. Since I live in the desert, maybe a scorpion or two could be added; and of course at least one (dare I say) skull in the tube design. It might be tricky getting the envirotec lite in the tubes. I am thinking maybe tape over one end and carefully pour in the other with the bike lying on it's side.
Thanks much, for sharing this great idea.
I'm throwing in my 2cents because your tube tank is one of the coolest ideas I've seen in a long time(so much possibilities) :mrgreen:2dawgs said:
...yep I agree with you, Its something I would have to ponder also...I just might have to borrow your tube idea for a future project someday...don't worry I'll give you credit by referring to it as " The 2dawgs tube tank" (dang I wish I thought of it first) :mrgreen:
Cool Stuff!!!!!!!!!!! :mrgreen:
Nothing like a good ole tube tank top 
to catch your attention,Love this build, very cool
to catch your attention,Love this build, very cool
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Looks like filling the tubes with Envirotech Lite is a no go; store dealer said the heat & sun is not good for this application (yellowing & cracking). So decided to paint the name on the backlight; I have seen better work by my dog. Added a plumbing nozzle to the kickstand rest. Made a rack for the rear tool compartment & lashed it down w/ a belt. Probably almost there.
