** PICS OF MEMBERS RIDES ** - Official Before & After Thread
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AdrianVall
Active Member
Hells yeah man.. I'm glad you showed me this site. Seriously has to be one of my favorite sites now. Thanks brotha!
fastlee84
Active Member
Tim said:
What can you tell me about those frame braces? I haven't seen those ones before - maybe I could find a set for my 1975 R75/6.
We're going to need to see a bigger write-up on that bike - single sided swingarm? Nice!
Oh, and how well does that shifter work?
Love the signals on the handle grips.. sleek..
Lovehertz: whats that pink thingy on the right handlebar? Great rides!
Tim said:
Thanx, that shifter set-up was just temporary to see if it would work. It did. I did replace it with a beefed up version but that's also temporary, I'm waiting on rearsets, they should be on the way...
I'm not suprised you haven't seen the braces before, I made them myself. I made them using exghaust clamps to mount them onto the frame because the local law dictates that you're not allowed to make structural changes to a bikeframe. I can really, really recommend getting some braces too, it made my bike a lot sharper. Now I can ride the lines I want instead of approximately ride the lines I want.
I made some minor changes since those pics, most noticably: I changed the clip ons.
Also made a short videoclip with very cheesy music. I'm trying to get the hang of the new video software, after that I'll try and make a better video.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VFCzwW5_Hgo
shiznits75
Revive custom motorcycle fab
new pics, different tank. she's done. Entertaining offers on her if anyone is interested.
excessive650
Active Member
Finally have gotten far enough on the project to add to this thread.
Still needs the seat foam and a few cosmetics completed but just about done.
Before :
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Still needs the seat foam and a few cosmetics completed but just about done.
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leftlaneguy
Cerberus Motorcycles
Just thought I'd add to the madness ;D
'73 CB350G 'tracker conversion, Todd Henning motor, and lots of little fun bits...
'78 CB750 'Devil-Bitch' Cafe-Fighter thing- 900cc conversion, tubeless wheels, Penske shox...
I have others in the garage too, '81 CM450A, '88 Xr200R supermoto'd, and a '73 CB750 bobber
'73 CB350G 'tracker conversion, Todd Henning motor, and lots of little fun bits...
'78 CB750 'Devil-Bitch' Cafe-Fighter thing- 900cc conversion, tubeless wheels, Penske shox...
I have others in the garage too, '81 CM450A, '88 Xr200R supermoto'd, and a '73 CB750 bobber
HOOLIGAN
Been Around the Block
Really like the seats on both. Have any details on them?
leftlaneguy said:Just thought I'd add to the madness ;D
'73 CB350G 'tracker conversion, Todd Henning motor, and lots of little fun bits...
'78 CB750 'Devil-Bitch' Cafe-Fighter thing- 900cc conversion, tubeless wheels, Penske shox...
I have others in the garage too, '81 CM450A, '88 Xr200R supermoto'd, and a '73 CB750 bobber
leftlaneguy
Cerberus Motorcycles
HOOLIGAN said:
Thanks. The 350 has a Hot Wing Glass tail, with a custom seat made local to me. The 750 is a complete custom seat, fabbed by using a nighthawk 650 plastic tray, and a CBR tail cowl, then custom covered by a local shop.
In response to the wheel question; They are the only set. Custom-made prototypes. they use Talon-type hubs, with Yamaha carriers. Welded rim halves, and billet spoke junctions.
