I got my NOS piston, ring, and head gasket in the mail this morning from http://www.scramblercycle.com/ . So of course I immediately had to...

I dragged the Bridgestone to work today, so I could grab a few pictures at lunch. One of our old steam rooms had some nice lighting: I actua...

Just a few shots of the BS7. This time with a smaller side panel, and a little badge. This was the original badge from the front headlight h...

I got a bit of work done this morning on the Bridgestone. Actually, the front fender has been a multiple day process, as I was having a hard...

I got out this morning, before it got hot, and worked on the exhaust. I wrapped it with exhaust wrap, then built a little aluminum heat shi...

A couple options for the exhaust on the BS-7. The stock setup, with the original chrome downpipe and muffler. It weighs 9 pounds, plus a ...

I spent some time out in the garage yesterday, cleaning up engine cases, stators, and the cylinder barrel and head. By the end of it, I had ...

In preperation for some engine case cleaning and polishing, I pulled the left side case cover off. This is the case that covers up the clut...

Yesterday was the front wheel, so naturally today was the rear wheel. Disassembled, cleaned, polished, repacked bearings and fit a fresh tir...

After some morning weed pulling, I decided to rebuild the front wheel on the Bridgestone. I dismounted the old crusty tire, disassembled the...

I started the process of putting down some stripes on the tank and seat of the BS-7. A simple stripe over the top, that also ties in some of...

I got a little paint on the BS-7 over the weekend, and did a quick mock-up this morning just to see how it looks. It is coming together. Now...

Yes, more pics of the Bridgestone tank and seat. After a few days of filling, priming, sanding, priming etc. Almost ready for paint. I have ...

Yep, more Bridgestone seat pics. This time of an actual completed part, somewhat trimmed to fit: Pretty exciting, huh?

I missed a few photos during the process, but here is a quick recap. I made a seat pan out of a 1/4" thick piece of pre-made fiberglass...

Yes, another side view of the BS-7. This time, with a crudely crafted aluminum seat and tail section. Just to get an idea of how it looks,...

The spare Bridgestone 90 Sport came with a fuel tank, which is an interesting shape not shared with the 90 Mountain and 90 Trail models. I...

So, what happens when a Bridgestone 90 sport front fork setup fits on a BS-7, with a little modification? This: The stock BS-7 front fork se...

After getting the frame of the Bridgestone BS-7 stripped down, I managed to get it primed this afternoon: I'll do a bit of light wet san...