I have the weekend off next week so I will try to get in to the shop since it is to cold to be doing wiring on the bike

So this morning I had a bit of a break threw on a less challenging method there for less likely to screw it up. My thought was to drill threw a pice of flat stock and weld the tube threw instead of welding on the side of the angle http://tapatalk.imageshack.com/v2/15/02/16/5763b481715a1fc995c582bbba...

So I went and took a look all I will have to do is trim a pice of the fairing http://tapatalk.imageshack.com/v2/15/02/14/6cac0d819330000196e2e6a1ebe68b18.jpg You can only see one of the 2 frame bolts here the other one is under the plastic http://tapatalk.imageshack.com/v2/15/02/14/b7965c01b29ca55ea...

So weld the tube on with a good strong bead and then gusset it. That sounds like a fantastic idea. I will do some measuring and may have to trim a radiator support to fit it. If this was a air cooled I would just have a cross bar on the down tubes but the rad makes it a bit more difficult

This is replacing a frame clamp that has been just bugging me because it keeps getting loose there are 3 other mounts but this one just bugs me by always being loose.

Sorry I have been occupied with work I make a sketch of what I want . I have a mig a bench grinder angle grinder. I haven't picked up my materials yet I'm just in the planing stage but Honda and BMW used mild steel in there motorcycle frames with no problem for years I'm thinking quarter inch steel ...

Hello I am newer to welding about all I have done is fixed broken tools around the farm. I am now tackling my first time welding on a bike. The weld is a bracket for my sidecar because the frame clamp is slipping so what I plan on doing is welding a threaded tube on a pice of angle iron but I'm not ...