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  • Octain
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    Originally posted by ChicagoBob View Post
    You see a lot of CB750 cafe bikes, probably thanks to Carpy's builds, which can be seen at http://www.cb750cafe.com/parts.php?i...6626aeef721cc6

    And check out "Viewers' Rides on the Cafe Racer TV site:
    http://www.caferacertv.com/viewers-bikes/
    Yea but, Honduhs suck!

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  • ChicagoBob
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    You see a lot of CB750 cafe bikes, probably thanks to Carpy's builds, which can be seen at http://www.cb750cafe.com/parts.php?i...6626aeef721cc6

    And check out "Viewers' Rides on the Cafe Racer TV site:
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  • Octain
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    Originally posted by Tim Tom View Post
    Another image of that guy's bike.
    Wow, dare ya to take those carbs off

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  • Hoosier Daddy
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    I recomend the OP lurk on www.DoTheTon.com several member here are on there as well. Poke around for a while, you don't NEED to join if you don't want to.
    +2 on it doesn't need to be a small twin. They are just typical... back in the day 500cc thumpers were very common. I originally cafe'd my '69 BSA Lightening back in '81 with clubmans, no fenders, a homeade bumstop seat and a knee-dent Firebird tank when no-one was doing it... recently did a '72 CB350Four.
    Clubmans will do the look (and authentic) if clip-ons are impractical.
    Agreed rear sets are definately worth the time, even if you just adapt the controls to utilize the passengers pegs.

    redplastic... What makes you think it's because of your Bike?

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  • Tim Tom
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    Wait a Tick....

    Edit. I just looked at the starting picture. It's not actually an L. Its a E model that someone put on an L seat and fender.

    Regardless of how it started, the end result of your mod's are awesome!

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  • Tim Tom
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    Another image of that guy's bike.

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  • Tim Tom
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    I skimmed through your thread on DTT.

    It's OK everyone... he started with an L

    Seriously post your build up. I don't think anyone will hate you for fixing an L.

    Back to the original poster, I found a street fighter-ed 850G. Here's the link.

    Hi guys. I've got a GS850G that I'm customizing and I fitted a GSXR400 front end and now I just need to fit the rear wheel, but the diff... Help... how??? What can I do to make the diff work on that rim??


    He mounted up GSXR front end and rear wheel as was able to mate the spline to the rear wheel. He also made a custom mono shock swinger for it. Anything is possible if you have the time / skills.

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  • redplastic
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    build thread here..but its on another site...Ill post the build thread later on, only if you promise not to hate me too much.


    Last edited by Guest; 06-09-2011, 11:10 AM.

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  • tkent02
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    Now we need MORE pictures...

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  • Tim Tom
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    Redplastic.

    I also hate you. Mostly because I wish my bike looked like that

    Please post up some more pictures.

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  • Baatfam
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    Originally posted by redplastic View Post
    I cafe'd my gs1000, but im afraid to post the build, because I'm sure many will hate me

    I hate you!






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  • tkent02
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    Originally posted by redplastic View Post
    I cafe'd my gs1000, but im afraid to post the build, because I'm sure many will hate me
    You HAVE to post pics after a lead-in like that!

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  • redplastic
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    I cafe'd my gs1000, but im afraid to post the build, because I'm sure many will hate me

    Last edited by Guest; 06-09-2011, 10:54 AM.

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  • tkent02
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    Streetfighter, a faired bike dumped too many times, so all the plastic removed, and some other crap done to make it look tough or badass. Cafe, small bike made to be as fast as possible, likely on a budget. Nothing there that doesn't help it corner, stop, or go. If it looks nice, that's fine but looks is really secondary to performance.

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  • afholderman
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    So what do you guys consider the difference between a cafe and a streetfighter? Because to me a cafe is a bare bones twin, and everything else going for the look is a fighter.

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