As purchased summer 1983
and on tour in Switzerland, summer 1985
plus the inevitable cafe racer
p.s. the cafe racer is another bike, the Roadster is still intact
Nice pipes acadian. What model are they from and how do they anchor to the frame? And where did you get the finned points cover?Had her in the yard today to change the oil, snapped a few pics
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They're all nice but the Cafe Racer is very special. All your own work ? What do you call it, a Featherback, Fastbed ? Is the engine rigidly mounted ?
Cheers,
cliffa.
Ah yes, I see what you mean about the name Credit to you though, it looks like a factory bike.Thanks, I never thought of a name. Featherback sounds like a condom, so maybe Fastbed is most suitable. The engine is rigidly mounted, and it is a bit vibratory, but it looks cool. And yes, I did build it up myself over a couple of years.
Nice pipes acadian. What model are they from and how do they anchor to the frame? And where did you get the finned points cover?
Trident Hunter, now with revised rear sets and back to standard exhausts in place of the 2:1...
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You wouldn't get on the track here race or track day.
what happened to the front fender between picture 1 and picture 2?...
It's a street bike, right? Where do races or track days come in? Not attacking your post, just confused by it.
Ken
Zip tied stand? That's a new one. That wouldn't pass inspection here even for a track day.
Trident Hunter, now with revised rear sets and back to standard exhausts in place of the 2:1...
Depends on the mood of the track scrutineers .Zip tied stand? That's a new one. That wouldn't pass inspection here even for a track day.
Zip tied stand? That's a new one. That wouldn't pass inspection here even for a track day.
Two Q's: What length is the braided brake line up front? Does the rear hub collect road grime being exposed like that?