@fiveten @johnb thank you John and Spriros. It was a challenge I’ll tell you.the front fender gave me fits. I painted it it looked gret, a few minutes later it had dust under the very tip. I let it dry over night sanded it down washed it shook the water off and i hit the faucet with it and shattered it. I should have known then the day would be a rough one and stopped BUT NO! I pieces it back together let it dry caned it down but could still see cracks so I tried Mr Surfacer let i let it dry. Sanded it AGAIN washed it repainted it, this time a tiny hair under the paint (dog not mine 🙂 ). I left.it. Then I put the decal on it, terible I soaked it with Microsol and use a soft paint brush that I always use only to find out i had used it with black paint and it felt black spots all over it GRRRRR. I tried wax thinking it would buff it out. It didnt and I left it alone. Then I attached ot to the forks only to find I had one down roar on backwards and CA glued everything in place because the little bushing they gave were to loose. SO….i broke it apart and redid it…..SIGH. The fron forks are just sitting there they are not in place yet I have a lot of wiring to do up front still. If this post is long winded thats about how I left doing it yesterday :). Thanks for lookin

Cricket (@bikequeen), it looks great now. I can relate to that frustration level. It gets really hard to let something sit for awhile even when you know its the best course of action. Rigging my Gloster Gladiators had the same effect on me.

@clipper not really Carl to me it looks terrible, but we are our own worst critics. I would never attempt rigging of any kind 🙂

@bikequeen - Forever known as 'Cricket's Great Fender Adventure'. LOL - hopefully!

Leave it for another day or two, then go back at it, it can end up as close to perfect as you want.

@brithebuilder Naa lets not call it that, and it got it as good as it can get yesterday couldn’t repaint because of the decal

@bikequeen - I'm sure you'll be able to hide the crimes as you finish the front end. There's always a way.

Hopefully the personal stuff has been cleared and you recovered well from your cold, Cricket @bikequeen

The truck does look great, seems like your dog gave it a thorough inspection afterwards.

The Ninja looks great, a pity about the situation with the harness. There is no way you can get it done without taking it apart?

Those new kits look wonderful, especially the car and motocompo are cool.

Great that personal stuff and the mild cold belong to the past, my friend @bikequeen. Great job on the wiring, a brave decision to pull the Ninja apart. Those new kits are pretty cool indeed! Nice job on your track, looks like new!