That is the exhaust system that is on my bike. Thanks

Looks great! I'm close to getting mine "finished" soon, too, and can't wait to ride it.

Congrats on your amazing accomplishment! It looks great and I'm sure the journey was well worth it. Have fun with it!

Thanks for the compliments. I have only put 30 miles on the bike, I have had two problems.
I have the title I got in 1974 when purchased but had not purchased a tag for it since 1990. They do not have a record of the bike at the tag office and they have sent a copy of title to Atlanta. That will be taken care of in time.
I still do not have a brake light that you can see if the lights are on. I can take the tail light cover off and can see the brake light very dim with the tail light on. I know very little about electrical but have searched and read and tried to find a bad ground or a bad connection and have not had any luck. I do have a close friend that is an electrician but he has had Covid, I think he is over it now but will be a while before I want to have him over. I can cut the lights off and the brake light works great.

how does your horn work?

i had a very similar problem last week with dim brake light and in the end it turned out to be a flaky horn that was leaking the hot side to ground like a resistor. Maybe you unhook the horn just for kicks, in case lightening struck twice?

The horn I have not put back on because it does not work. I have just got a horn from China but have not put it on yet. I appreciate the response, does anybody else have any Ideas.

Looks great, love the colour

Make sure the bulb is a 6V. 12V bulb will illuminate dim.

The bulb is a 6 volt.
Thanks for the reply

I had that brake light problem once when i got the wiring reversed so brake light became tail light. Tail is the lowest wattage obviously. Even seen someone manage to fit the plate in the bulb socket turned half a turn but shouldn't be able to happen as have different sized tabs. Filament wires touching each other. One pin broken off bulb & managed to force it in wrong way around despite the pin offset. Things like that.