Not a great deal of new parts built in the last week or so as I've been working on a military D7 bulldozer at the same time. However, I have been tightening up parts and have the shifter & air cleaner in place on the engine. I have discovered that the best way to make sure everything will actually fit is to build the entire bike and pull the parts for printing after the fact. At least I hope this works…at any rate, here's the engine progress to date. Thanks for following along.

Looks awesome indeed, my friend @coondog!

The engine looks really great, Matt @coondog

Now that I've got my other build completed (U.S. Army D7 Bulldozer) I can focus on the Super X build again. I fitted the engine with value covers in the frame. Additional build pieces are the oil tank, battery and rear swing cage. Please note the floorboards and full foot controls.

This is truly amazing, my friend @coondog!

Happy Friday gang! Made major progress this week including mating the front end to the frame. The front end assembly fits pretty good to the rest of the bike, but there are some adjustments I need to make before locking in the 3D print files. New items include the rear fender, tail light, belt guard, fender struts and both seats. The stock Super X had a two-piece seat and the Deadwood Special had a single-piece seat so I had to build both. The finish line looks to be in sight on the first leg of the build. Thanks for following along.

Yet more great progress, @coondog, you’re definitely getting there.