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New Paint for my 400/4 Cafe Project
K2-K6:
That does look good Rob....with those bars it looks more flat tracker to me...nothing wrong with that, in fact very nice.
I also like those rear lights which are quite like alot of the type used in european endurance racing during the 70's and 80's.
Seems like you have a good angle on the asthetics....and fairly unique as well.
robnobrakes:
--- Quote from: K2-K6 on January 03, 2013, 06:51:46 PM ---That does look good Rob....with those bars it looks more flat tracker to me...nothing wrong with that, in fact very nice.
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The bars are on borrowed time ::) I have alloy clip-ons waiting to be fitted. The top yoke is also being machined to remove the handlebar fixing lugs 8)
robnobrakes:
Bars off, clip-ons on and seat upholstered 8)
UK Pete:
Rob have you ever rode a bike with clipons ? they have to be the most unpractical awkward , back and neck destroying bars out there, but for some strange reason it seems like your going faster, when i take my Rickman out it takes me ages to get the hang of riding with such low bars, but hey dont they look good, keep up the good work
Wher did you get youir seat done?
Pete
robnobrakes:
--- Quote from: UK Pete on January 04, 2013, 07:01:30 PM ---Rob have you ever rode a bike with clipons ? they have to be the most unpractical awkward , back and neck destroying bars out there, but for some strange reason it seems like your going faster, when i take my Rickman out it takes me ages to get the hang of riding with such low bars, but hey dont they look good, keep up the good work
Wher did you get youir seat done?
Pete
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Virtually every bike I have owned has had clip-ons 8)
Seat upholstery carred out at http://www.vikingmotorcycleseats.co.uk/index.html
The seat cover is secured by the pop studs, so can be removed from the base. This allows the base to be secured under the cushon so there are no ugly fixings on show.
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