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Thanx for that excellant info dude ;D Looks like we'll now be into a pair of 22's...... The 26mm thing came as advice of an old mate, Ray, that used to (he has passed away recently) build killer CB350 race engines/bikes

Yes, I hear what youre sayin, but if you look closely at the real SFC's, most of them seem to have thier fairings at about that angle........& my other project is still on the go albeit on the back burner for now

Yeah,true dat 8) Bear in mind though that the earlier CB175's ran a pair of 22's & these early CB's were all quite revy little motors besides, a cam may very well be in this bikes future...... rh SFCB200 progress by eurodave96, on Flickr

Only engine mods are fatter mandrel bent headers & soon bigger carbs as CB200s only had 2x20mm's,& I think some had only 2x18mm's!!!! We plan on running 2x 26 Keihins on custom manifolds ,although I do have a pair of 26mm Dellortos.......

CB350 Big drum by eurodave96, on Flickr SFC seat progress by eurodave96, on Flickr Tarozzi Rset progress by eurodave96, on Flickr Jota bars ND clocks Italian cap by eurodave96, on Flickr [url=http://www.flickr.com/photos/55034674@N05/6977536387/] Heres a few more pix of progress, The front...

Re: CB200 based Laverda SFC 750 replica Did the fairing,tank,seat,sidecovers & front fender in figlass from molds I made a few years ago. The tank is a modded Ducati 900SS & the sidecovers are reversed Norton Commando ones. The fairing & seat are both my figlass replicas of proper Laverda items

Re: CB200 based Laverda SFC 750 replica Heres the inspiration for this twin headlite,drum braked project Endurance SFC by eurodave96, on Flickr 750 BolDor by eurodave96, on Flickr

Re: CB200 based Laverda SFC 750 replica Totally Dude! thus this homage to them both :)

Re: CB200 based Laverda SFC 750 replica Would like to have used the earlier 305 Hawk, as that engine more closley resembles the Laverda 750 twin one,but they are like rocking horse shit round here!

Heres a progress pic of our latest project,a CB200 based 3/4 scale replica of a "72 Laverda SFC 750 endurance racer 002 by eurodave96, on Flickr

Re: Triton/Norvin inspired homebuilt project-now with added supercharger! Yeah,thanx for the 'interesting' compliment & sadly life tends to get in the way of progress/regular updates but do keep checking back as progress is progressing....watch this space.......

Re: Triton/Norvin inspired homebuilt project-now with added supercharger! blower belt blower belt cover pattern2 by eurodave96, on Flickr belt cover pattern by eurodave96, on Flickr Spent several days playing around designing & building a combined blower mount/belt tensioner mount/belt cover...

Re: Triton/Norvin inspired homebuilt project-now with added supercharger! Heres another pic a bit closer up showing the jackshaft setup & rather large SU thatll need to poke out from under the seat Lois & blower mockup2 by eurodave96, on Flickr

Re: Triton/Norvin inspired homebuilt project-now with added supercharger! CHRISTCHURCH NEW ZEALAND ,ANOTHER EARTHQUAKE!!!!!!!! and this time people died :( What a month it has been,high drama & testing times indeed Anyway,in a bid to cope better,Ive been doing some garage therapy :) Heres the...

Re: Triton/Norvin inspired homebuilt project-now with added supercharger! Found this pic on the interweb the other day,an XS650 belt driven cam conversion!! Im totally luvin the whole setup!! EXCELLANT inspiration,now Im REALLY fizzing at the bung

Re: Triton/Norvin inspired homebuilt project - now with added supercharger! Well,Ive decided that Lois needs a bit more grunt ,so after a lot of research it seems that the next logical step would be to add a supercharger........ So,have been after a small Aisen [300cc displacement] unit off a...

Re: Triton/Norvin inspired homebuilt project Lois' stainless steel exhaust is now DONE!!! YAY!!! What an expensive mission that turned out to be and the TiG welding was one of the few things I have had to contract out on this build Still a TIG set up would be nice but I wouldnt use it enough...

Re: Triton/Norvin inspired homebuilt project Well,heres a progress pic of Lois' exhausting tubes Have discovered that tacking thin wall stainless is VERY trying & also that my TIG skills need refining so will have to default & get them done at local engineers shop Next up is to make a nice...

Re: Triton/Norvin inspired homebuilt project Already started a steampunk bike build,see: http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/blog.php?u=2485 8)

Re: Triton/Norvin inspired homebuilt project Heres a couple of quick pix of the state of play,still got a ways to go, but can now see the light at the end of the tunnel Next major mission will be the engine rebuild