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cafe racer
Posted: 09 May 2016, 21:47
by markrsvr15
I know there not to everyone's taste but in next few months will hopefully be building one and will post pics on here.
It's either going to be a xj 600 or a cb of some kind will hopefully get it on road for next year
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Re: cafe racer
Posted: 09 May 2016, 21:50
by Kwacky
Depends how they look. I prefer the simple designs and clean lines. Some people seem to think they need to go overboard with chrome and bling.
Re: cafe racer
Posted: 09 May 2016, 21:54
by markrsvr15
Minimal mate with some zx10r front suspension radial some nice spoked wheels i think
Black engine red frame mat black paint paint
Re: cafe racer
Posted: 09 May 2016, 22:40
by Kwacky
sounds promising
Re: cafe racer
Posted: 10 May 2016, 08:35
by StMarks
markrsvr15 wrote:I know there not to everyone's taste but in next few months will hopefully be building one and will post pics on here.
It's either going to be a xj 600 or a cb of some kind will hopefully get it on road for next year
![Smile :)](./images/smilies/emoticon-0100-smile.gif)
Quite a few of us seem to like a good Cafe racer style bike markrsvr15.
http://www.tankslap.co.uk/viewtopic.php ... 476#p48476" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
http://www.tankslap.co.uk/viewtopic.php ... lit=#p8839" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Be very interested to hear what you decide on please mate.
Re: cafe racer
Posted: 10 May 2016, 08:42
by Perkles
post your progress,always good to see a nice project build
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Re: cafe racer
Posted: 11 May 2016, 20:15
by StMarks
Re: cafe racer
Posted: 11 May 2016, 21:47
by markrsvr15
Cheers but think I am going g for a yamaha xj 550 i like the cx but i like a chain drive bike looks older haha near,y there got every thing in place
Re: cafe racer
Posted: 11 May 2016, 23:55
by kiwikrasher
That brings back memories. I had one for about 6 months when I was 20. Put drop down bars on it. The cylinder heads used to keep your knees nicely warm and dry in the rain.