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Re: My 1972 Hodaka Ace 100 Cafe/Race project w/pics! That's really cool....I'm thinking of transforming the '74 Husky 450 I have into something similar/road race bike. I have a shit load of Husky stuff laying around.

I had a 77 or 78 280Z, can't remeber exactly. Pai like $500 bucks for it in like 1988 and it was in really good shape...I ended up driving it halfway under the back of a bread truck. As for the guy with jeep, that is awesome. I've had a 3b and a 65 CJ6, and a CJ5 with a CJ3 body bolted to it...

Im the same way....I get blamed for so much shit, sometimes I question if I DID do something and forgot!!!

Re: My XS650 project - update Oct 26 - TA DAA! Rear Wheel Porn :) I'm really living vicariously through tintin and can't wait to see this bike as a roller......no pressure though

'97 wrangler (summer) '97 Ram 4x4 sport with extended cab (winter) '02 family truckster (Chrysler town and country) for work I have a state issued cruiser

Awesome nikes...are the pipes on your xs from Mikes? I'm thinking about putting those on mine...how do they sound?

Re: My XS650 project - update Oct 23 - spokes here - wheels going in for assembly! that seems a lot more reasonable than I would've thought.....I really cannot wait to see your bike as it comes together......It's exactly the way I would've done mine if I didn't have 2 kids in private school!!!

great, so you're saying it's probably haunted too?

I got 100% too, even though I purposely answered opposite of what a booger eating harley rider would say......

check this out....

the seat I have appears to have had the upholstery hot glued to the fiberglass. I was gonna try that with the fiberglass seat I made....anybody have any experience with this? Does it work?

Being a guitar nut from way back and current instructor, it's def. a tuning mishap. I gotta say I just saw these guys at the casino the friday before last and they were awesome......

wow..i love it....xcept for the champagne color

cool...I'll get some better pics next time Im over there. The triton saw a lot of track time and he's thinking about building the motor back to stock and putting it on the road, he's older now and racing days are over.....seeing it in person, it's a small bike and very raucus sounding.

Here are just a couple of my wife's uncle's bikes. His period built Triton, circa '60s, and a one of two bimota, he's got one, the other's overseas in a musuem. He also has a couple duc ss's, a duc darmah that is a daily rider, a velocette, a matchless and a 50's Norton single being restored...

Thanks for the info guys, I have the word out locally that I'm looking for basically the same bike in that picture and I'm trying to get someone to trade for my commando over the winter

FYI-the article is about a completely different bike, that just happens to be another honda at the shop. Is it a 450? What year had that tank? And what's up with the pipes?

Can any of you guys identify the year and model of this bike? I want one.

We're still waiting for Thansgiving here in new england, do you guys have festivus up there? You know, with the festivus pole and the feats of strength, airing of the greivances among family?

I may have said this before, but the hottest chick at my office is Canadian Debbie.....mmmmmmm Canadian girls on old bikes, PS. Better than Canadian old ladies on new bikes right?