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I absolutely love the direction of this build. I was wondering what year the bike is? I am considering buying a Seca 2 to learn to ride on and get cheap insurance. I think I might redo the rear subframe to try and get something close to what you have there.

Finally got myself into a truck. Grew up driving them but never owned one myself because I could always borrow when needed. All it needs is a hitch and a bike to move...

So I guess my new DD can go in this thread. 2005 Ranger EDGE 2wd V6. Bought it for cheap for its age and mileage. Should be mint after I sandblast the front bumper and do some other minor maintenance. The wheels are my winter ones. It came with the factory one with all season tires. These are...

Love me a red frame. Looks really good.

This bike reinforces my love of all things gold on motorcycles.

Re: Triton/Norvin inspired homebuilt project That paint is laid down beautifully. Great looking bike.

I absolutely love it. The way the seat continues the line from the top of the tank is something I find missing on a lot of bike builds. It keeps the flow of the bike. I would sport that around town. ;D

Re: CB350 Built by a teen (ENOUGH fucking around... time for work!) Tank it coming along really well!

Take the TIG course and practice lots. Once you are proficient with that style, MIG will take no effort to learn.

Damn those rear sets are pieces of art. Are they bare or anaodized?

This bike looks unreal. That green paint really pops from under the matte black. I am really getting excited for this show. Need to find out how to view it online...

Re: Yamaha FRZ400RR Exup streetfighter project. Those FZR's have such a beautiful frame, can't wait to see how it looks naked. I'm looking for a local one in good shape for the right price.

Damn that is looking good. Ever since I saw my first picture of a Cafe Goldwing I have like the hefty look they have. Yours looks great when you step back from it. The satin paint is really setting it off.

I can't see this build turning out like shit. You seem to be taking your time with it and are going in the same direction I plan to with my build. Can't wait to see the results. Did you do any CAD type work to figure out the rear suspension geometry and spring rates?

Re: Tim's XS project - Jan 3 2010 - heading towards year 3 This build is unreal. I just read all 41 pages to the detriment of my midterm studying. This gives me so many ideas of what I could do with a bike when I can throw the budget out the window. For now I will have to be content with...

Did some insurance shopping today and found out some interesting things. If I went and got insurance tomorrow on an XS650 it would be 2428 a year. If I got a 400 it would drop $134 per year. If I were a year older and still had only an M1 I would be quoted $1200. This tell me that I can get a...

Looks really good. Do you find your leg gets hot with the uncoated stainless?

I actually have one of those as well but it is in rough shape. A friend of mine also has an 84 Celicasupra that we swapped a non turbo 7M into. Been doing the Supra thing for about 6 years now. Don't want to stop but I want to add another hobby. Bikes seem to fit that bill. Thanks for the...

Wow. This one is coming together beautifully. Your pictures are excellent too. Nice to see attention spent on both the bike and the documentation.

Hey guys. Been poking around the site for over a week and thought I should introduce myself. I'm not from Toronto, I'm actually in Oshawa right now for school but Toronto is where people would know. I'm 22 and I am new to motorcycles. Never had more than a minibike growing up as a kid since I...