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keep in mind, it is a small bike and cause of the position of the midcontrols the seat position is just right. pascal |
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Women who ride motorcycles are seriously hot.:grin:
Say, I'm collecting parts for a Yamaha bobber. Is double sticky tape available in the more traditional black? |
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Heres My recent build YouTube- VLX Bobber theres more pictures at www.edscustompinstriping.com I'm not trying to promote my business just showing off my paint skills. BTW if you see the dent in the tank, this bike used to have a rear fender. Turns out I didn't check a weld while getting on the bike one day and the fender strap which was steel decided to come loose. My fender slid underneath my rear wheel at 70 MPH. I slid down the local interstate on my back. Good thing I had gloves and a leather jacket on at the time. I'm all good now the road rash has healed up. Guess I'll post one of my other badass bikes while I'm at it. YouTube- CB750 Chopper Bobber :chillin:
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Hey, that's really sweet and sounds great. :thumbsup::thumbsup: On the roads around here you would definetly want a rear fender, or jeans very thick at the butt.:grin:
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This is my Spanish ratbike...http://i769.photobucket.com/albums/x...ril2010008.jpg
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I had a rear fender....it slid underneath my rear wheel and sent me sliding down the highway at like 70 MPH LOL.
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Perhaps if you had bolted it to something? LOL2
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Just put my 1969 Jawa 350 Californian up for sale on ebay. I gotta come up with cash to clean and synch the carbs on the RF900R.
Kind of sucks since it's a cool as Hell bike. I just don't have the cash to put into it. |
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Thats a pretty sweet bike Tim. If I hadnt just blown all my money on a uhaul I'd make Scott pick it up for me!
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If it doesn't sell, I'll take payments.:wink:
There's 15 people watching it though.:smile::thumbsup: |
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this bike is built by Ricardo, a friend of mine (his site: http://www.ricgrafix.nl/pagina2.html). and the frame is modified by an other friend, Phillip from http://www.darkstarkustoms.nl/home.php we are on a dutch motorcycle forum. sorry bout this, but i could't let it pass. |
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Maybe he meant to word it as "this is a bike I had built for my wife" ......not built himself.
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Ricardo built it for himself and later sold it.
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see original post i made, sorry guys. both me and me wife where gobsmacked by the little thing. apologies.
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Ok guys I will post a pic as soon as I pick it up but.....I just scored a 79 yamaha 750 that I am going fix up. I am not sure if I want to go wild with it yet, just want to get it home and running and riding.
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I have to figure out how to use the RF600 engine I have. Damn sure wish I had some talent and patiance.
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I have seen a lot of 650 bobbers, They motor looks like the triumph motor, so it's a good look. I am thinking after I get this bike (picking it up next week) I will get it running, and ride it while I search out the frame I want. then find a tranny so I can toss the shaft drive and convert it to a belt or chain final drive.
Custom "yamabobber" |
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something I just came across in pinhead lounge~
http://www.pinheadlounge.com/photos/...g_100_1744.JPG |
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Love the xs650's. Here is a '82 GS 850 that I sorta made into a cafe. Sold it, wish I woulda kept it.
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Couldn't that money have been better spent? |
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