12-06-2011, 12:21 AM
Exhausted... frustrated... stressed... 
Rested and new day making more templates for the pegboard walls
Peg board walls mounted after painting with my grey deck paint... the 4x8 sheet wasnt tall enough lengthways so what I decided to do was cut it short where I wanted my tie down points to be and then drill and add the tie down points. After that was done I will black masonite cover for the bottom (by the wheel well). I also added drop plastic behind it for looks (through the pegboard holes) as well as further insulation.
Test fitting bikes with stunt cages (used aaron twites 675 and his 636)
Here are Sergey "Redstar" and Pete "KingJafeJoe" bikes test fitting at the spot to ensure I had the chock places marked properly.
The 4 inch pvc cut in half was a bit too skinny for the 120 front tire...
I almost gave up here and actually spent a lot of money to buy wheel chocks... Until I discussed the problem with my roommate and he apparently as a kid used pvc like this to make star-wars storm-trooper costumes.
� Preheat your oven to 300 degrees... leave in for 3 minutes then use old tire to flex your pvc pipe to fit snug.
Left is before heating and fitting... the right one fits perfectly!
Masonite wall/wheel well covers built (after a lot of templates)
IMPORTANT: DO NOT ASSUME THE LEFT AND RIGHT SIDE ARE THE SAME... THEY ARE NOT... SAVE YOURSELF THE FRUSTRATION AND BUILD A LEFT AND RIGHT TEMPLATE INSTEAD OF THINKING YOU CAN MIRROR IT.
After mounting tie down points and painting the pvc with plastic paint... Here is my 2005 636 with doo doo brown tank that I haven't started building yet as I've been too busy with this van build... (The guy I bought it from thought the brown spray can was black supposedly) ... Anyway here is it mounted in my custom pvc wheel chocks that cost a total of 10 bucks and they work amazingly.
These pics were taken yesterday in a rush so I'll unload the bike and get some better pics of this soon.
Garage side still needs led rope lighting, a vent, and custom door panels.
RV/front living quarters pics to come...
Rested and new day making more templates for the pegboard walls
Peg board walls mounted after painting with my grey deck paint... the 4x8 sheet wasnt tall enough lengthways so what I decided to do was cut it short where I wanted my tie down points to be and then drill and add the tie down points. After that was done I will black masonite cover for the bottom (by the wheel well). I also added drop plastic behind it for looks (through the pegboard holes) as well as further insulation.
Test fitting bikes with stunt cages (used aaron twites 675 and his 636)
Here are Sergey "Redstar" and Pete "KingJafeJoe" bikes test fitting at the spot to ensure I had the chock places marked properly.
The 4 inch pvc cut in half was a bit too skinny for the 120 front tire...
I almost gave up here and actually spent a lot of money to buy wheel chocks... Until I discussed the problem with my roommate and he apparently as a kid used pvc like this to make star-wars storm-trooper costumes.
� Preheat your oven to 300 degrees... leave in for 3 minutes then use old tire to flex your pvc pipe to fit snug.
Left is before heating and fitting... the right one fits perfectly!
Masonite wall/wheel well covers built (after a lot of templates)
IMPORTANT: DO NOT ASSUME THE LEFT AND RIGHT SIDE ARE THE SAME... THEY ARE NOT... SAVE YOURSELF THE FRUSTRATION AND BUILD A LEFT AND RIGHT TEMPLATE INSTEAD OF THINKING YOU CAN MIRROR IT.
After mounting tie down points and painting the pvc with plastic paint... Here is my 2005 636 with doo doo brown tank that I haven't started building yet as I've been too busy with this van build... (The guy I bought it from thought the brown spray can was black supposedly) ... Anyway here is it mounted in my custom pvc wheel chocks that cost a total of 10 bucks and they work amazingly.
These pics were taken yesterday in a rush so I'll unload the bike and get some better pics of this soon.
Garage side still needs led rope lighting, a vent, and custom door panels.
RV/front living quarters pics to come...