Motorcycles and related paraphernalia

[mxrcr222]

my background is motocross, got quite a few bikes, but here is my street bike 06 SV650. Put the GSXR front end on it this summer, running 1 1/8" tag dirtbike bars and a roland sands top clamp. Still not done, needs a shock, paint, exhaust etc...

[Rion]

I'm parts manager for MotoEuropa here in St. Louis. We have Ducati Triumph and KTM.

I've owned my share of bikes, currently just ride work demos.

[Matth3w]

Updated photo of the Bobber. Powdercoated the tank, fender, and wheels Oyster White. Shortened clip-ons, fender struts, metal throttle tube, relocated wiring, shaved and painted forks, and some other random shit.

[aLaFleur]

Man I really love that bike... A lot.

[Rion]

[Rion]

I've always been alittle heavy but this last one is about 8 years ago and over 300lbs.

All pics in no particular order.

[Matth3w]

Man I really love that bike... A lot.

Thanks dude. I'm working on a '78 CB750 now. The bike is stripped completely down to the frame. Going to start welding it up next week so I can get it back together in the next month or two.

[JohnD]

Cant wait to ride her again.

[Rhynolite]

This is partially what replaced the wagon. 01 Monster S4 with some goodies



So much damn torque... I shouldn't be having this much fun

[aLaFleur]

Thanks dude. I'm working on a '78 CB750 now. The bike is stripped completely down to the frame. Going to start welding it up next week so I can get it back together in the next month or two.

Same style?

I rode my bike to work this morning... Worst decision ever. I froze my ass off.

[Matth3w]

Same style?

I rode my bike to work this morning... Worst decision ever. I froze my ass off.

Same basic style with a few changes. The 750 is chain driven so I won't have a swingarm at all. I cut and bent a rear section for the frame yesterday. I just have to get it all aligned and tacked together. This build will be super clean because I'm starting with a bare frame.

[carter]

VERY cool little documentary.

[aLaFleur]

Cant wait to ride her again.

Nasty man.

Same basic style with a few changes. The 750 is chain driven so I won't have a swingarm at all. I cut and bent a rear section for the frame yesterday. I just have to get it all aligned and tacked together. This build will be super clean because I'm starting with a bare frame.

Sounds solid. I can't wait to get started on my bobber. I still have way to many projects right now though.

[Matth3w]

Sounds solid. I can't wait to get started on my bobber. I still have way to many projects right now though.

The frame is tacked together and is starting to look like a bike again

[stayclassy]

This is my old Kawasaki Ninja 250R (I was only on my L's at the time).