On the road at last!

[taysidedragon]

A few years ago I bought a 400/4 in bits and have carried out a slow rebuild/restomod as and when time and
money allowed. A lot of the standard parts I got in the collection of boxes were rusted beyond saving. I decided to build a cafe racer, but without cutting the frame or any other mods which would prevent the bike being put back to standard.
I've had lots of help from this forum and I'm sure that I couldn't have finished the rebuild without that help.  Thanks guys!

[Green1]

Looking smart. 
Mine may be going in the same direction as I Fancy something a little different but not to keen on choping the frame.

[K2-K6]

Nice work,  looks pretty sweet.

What a background too 

[Nurse Julie]

That is really nice 👍👍👍👍👍

[Rob62]

Looks great!! Well done 

[Johnwebley]

Really nice result. Hope you're pleased

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[mike the bike]

You've made a good job of that.  Enjoy riding it.

[Rozabikes Tim]

Tasteful mods. Well done. Bet that pipe sounds sweet!

[Moorey]

Nice. Anyone should be happy with that.

[Northy]

Very nice ,simple clean lines .

Where did you get the seat from and I'm looking for one in that style  for my special
 
Northy

[Davelu88]

Looks great , i really like that   

[paul G]

Looking great smart job

[taysidedragon]

Very nice ,simple clean lines .

Where did you get the seat from and I'm looking for one in that style  for my special
 
Northy

It was a pretty ropey Guiliari seat with a rusty base and torn cover.
I shortened it a little at the back and reshaped it then got a local coach trimmer to recover it with a foam hump. I think it looks a bit too big overall but it might grow on me.

[Spitfire]

That looks great, one to be proud of

Cheers

Dennis

[Laverda Dave]

Lovely job, well done 👍. Another one back on the road.