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andyman119
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Thank you to all the GS members who helped me with tips, advice, and sourcing parts. My 79 GS850 cafe project is just about done.
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andyman119
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Tucked under the seat.
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andyman119
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The front turn signals are built into the headlight.LED's. So are the rear turn signals.
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Beaner242
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Nice job. Did you build the tail section yourself or buy it?
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Swwwweeeeeeet!
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Cool, another shafty caf?. Looks good!
I really really like that. You made very good use of the nice lines on the G tank, in my opinion, and integrated that into the seat and tail. Nice job. Super nice.
Cafe bikes can have fenders. Here are my two, that I don't own any more, from the 70s and early 80's.
'69 Atlas cafe, taken in front of the fire station on the Ortege, where I used to lurk at times waiting for sport bikes to chase. It was slow, but going East, the road was tighter from here, which worked in my favor. This bike was about 390 pounds.
Triumph Trident in Trackmaster frame. Around 350 lbs. Magnesium rims, Ceriani fork.
Cafe bikes can have fenders. Here are my two, that I don't own any more, from the 70s and early 80's.
'69 Atlas cafe, taken in front of the fire station on the Ortege, where I used to lurk at times waiting for sport bikes to chase. It was slow, but going East, the road was tighter from here, which worked in my favor. This bike was about 390 pounds.
Triumph Trident in Trackmaster frame. Around 350 lbs. Magnesium rims, Ceriani fork.
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ifly85
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That is a great looking bike AndyMan. Very nice job and I like the paint a lot.
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andyman119
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I did buy the tail section. Its the phat cafe tail offed by Dime City and others. Thank you on the Paint. I drew it out and a friend of mine sprayed it. Will put up some close up pics of it .
