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now that is fucking awesome.

very nice, looking tough. how much did you cut off the forks.i am thinking of getting myself something similar to do up .i was also wondering if the rear wheel would fit into the front forks (mainly the spindle diameter) its just that i like the look of drums on the front .cheers nabzy.

i seem to remember the streetfighter evolved in good old blighty where they looked low and long like drag bikes bare minimum body work with flat colours .they looked a bit mad max to me.then the race rep boys started spending too much money on them and they got all blinged up to buggery. anyway...

loving the look on this.very very cool.n

this looks bloody lovely.really like the cx,s used to have three at one time but nothing like this one .will have to think about another one now.

how about making a tank protector to fill that gap make it the same as whatever seat cover you use and it will all blend into one.very nice bike by the way.

very cool man .love the style ,very steampunk.wish we could do these bikes in england.

nice. loving it .keep it unpainted. any build pics. would like to see how you raked it .

love the paint and am hoping you will do a how to so we can see how its done.also how is this progressing hope to see some more soon.nabzy

Re: (Not really) The slowest project ever - CM400T - on the road! those photos look great .the bike has a nice aggressive style.great job.

cheers man that would be much appreciated.nabzy

for my tuppenny worth i would keep those bars.when i saw your first photos thats what hooked me onto this build.really early racer style.anyway love this build . nabzy

Re: Haven't seen a BMW on here yet... love the look of the bike .the seat looks great.keep it up mate. nabz

looks nice .any chance of seein someone 6foot tall sat onit so i can get an idea of size.cheers nabz.