Cafe Racers

[Brandon12V]

tail light frenched in! need paint workin on dual exhaust blah blah blah



likin it kicked up alot better.

[Lof8]

Lookin good! The gold and gray is a nice combo.

[scabzzzz]

New project: 85 k100RS
About to go take her clothes off. Time to get naked :)

[Kershaw]

oooo a k100. i have a friend who bought one new and it now has 250,000 miles on it.

[carguy101]

dont know exactly what model this is but i found it parked outside my friends job. Do want tho.


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Looks to be an 883 Iron due to wheels, accent pieces and the all black engine covers too.

[Lof8]

Nice bike Scabzzz. Did you trade the last project? Or you have 2 now? I'm looking forward to seeing the BMW stripped down.

[Brandon12V]

Always been a fan of the R80's. Cant wait to see what you do with that thing!

[scabzzzz]

Thanks guys. It rides awesome. Without the fairings, its much more enjoyable. I probably stripped off 50 lbs of 'stuff'.

I still have the CB550. I cant seem to the tuning right though. So its going into winter status mode. Picked up a SuperSport tank for it, pod filters, new gauges, all sorts of shit. Still not running properly. Oh well. K100 does tho! :)

[Lof8]

Here she is all cosmetically finished. I dropped the forks a bit more and added an "EZ clutch" mechanism inside the primary to alleviate the goddamn rock hard clutch lever. I may eventually lose the turn signals, but while I'm still getting used to riding, I plan to keep it safe. I still need to get my motorcycle endorsemet to keep it legal.

I had been thinking about doing a bobber for many years. I rode with a coworker to the Harley shop in June to pick up his new "fatboy." I saw the blacked out 883 "irons" and thought they were sick. I decided to build my own for 1/6 the price. I picked up this '99 Sportster (essentially the same base as the Iron) for $2200 running great. I put another $600 in it and what you see is the product. I'm pretty happy with it and look forward to some riding!

[Thehemiman]

Here she is all cosmetically finished. I dropped the forks a bit more and added an "EZ clutch" mechanism inside the primary to alleviate the goddamn rock hard clutch lever. I may eventually lose the turn signals, but while I'm still getting used to riding, I plan to keep it safe. I still need to get my motorcycle endorsemet to keep it legal.

I had been thinking about doing a bobber for many years. I rode with a coworker to the Harley shop in June to pick up his new "fatboy." I saw the blacked out 883 "irons" and thought they were sick. I decided to build my own for 1/6 the price. I picked up this '99 Sportster (essentially the same base as the Iron) for $2200 running great. I put another $600 in it and what you see is the product. I'm pretty happy with it and look forward to some riding!

Very cool. I'd say that $2200 is a great deal for that bike. I'd like to build a sportster with some rearsets and clip ons in the future.

[scabzzzz]

Lof8, looks awesome man. What a transformation. Love the Black/White contrasting color scheme. The rear looks a bit unfinished, but damn what a good lookin bike. Good job on the wheels. Look great black!

[Brandon12V]

Tail light hooked up, exhaust finished and license plate mounted! all that's left is the godforsaken seat pan.

[JamesE30]

Mine :P

[MaxBell]

Kthxwtfbbq

I just picked up a DT175E and a Kawi GPz550 for FREE!! Time to cafe and streetfighter the living daylights out of them.

[Brandon12V]

think I'm gonna lower the front. this is about 3" lower in the front