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I live in southern Delaware. I teach at Olentangy Liberty Middle School. I don't know any riders in the area in spite of being here 5 years. I knew Jeff Hinds of the late Hinds Motorsports, because he lived in New Philadelphia Ohio where I lived for 50some years and rode for about 40 years...

The tires were 4.00-19s that a friend got for his Triumph street/tracker. They are labeled as 6 plys, but from what I checked out they didn't seem much stiffer in the sidewalls than most 4 ply tires I've used. They seemed to have decent flex. They looked a WHOLE lot like the MT53 that was on...

Here are some shots of my brother's Honda CL77 (305) Sonicweld replica he built about 8-10 years ago. Here's the article http://www.honda305.com/racing/index.htm under the Vintage Racers Flat Track CL77 subject. It has a Bultaco Pursang front fork with shortened travel and a Bultaco...

Finally came to the conclusion it wasn't some show bike street/tracker, it was my 500 flat tracker I'd build if I was racing, much like the old Sherpa S in 73. No worries about perfection in finish or making the simplest part some machining trick or CNC issue. The hammer marks stay in the...

Here are the shots, let the sh-- fly... :D It was a pain to try to figure out how to mount the rear fender. Should it be a loop or a support. I ended up with this support made from a cut up old Yamaha enduro grab rail. It was wedged into the back end of the frame where it was cut off, then...

I woke up about 3:30 am Friday morning to a massive storm of neural synapse activities in my brain relating to my SR500 street tracker project. I realized I had like a ful week of time at my parents' home (read as reasonably equipped heated garage) to help my college attending daughter living...

http://www.vft.org/vftforsale2.html The ads section of the vintage flat track site... excellent! Champion frame for $600! other stuff like that... ideal street tracker stuff.

I'm into the old school superbike look and street trackers. Seems a lot of bikes fit here somewhere. The Superbike look kind of fits with the clubman crew, but is there a niche for the streetracker here?

If you're doing a clubman or the like and your bike has a steel seat pan you can make a nice looking Honda RS750 type seat/tail for it. I did it for my SR500 street tracker project. I made it for my SR 500 using a second generation CB750F tail. i simply slotted the original seat base near the...

Just joined up. Interesting stuff. I went through all the pictures in the one thread and decided it looked interesting. I like the old school superbike look - thus the Zephyr. It 's the street ride in the flat lands here around Columbus. Dual sport riding on the dirt and gravel roads of...