NICE work!!! Ray.
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NICE work!!! Ray.
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oldsport
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great job.
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oldsport
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Oops?
Oops?
Bad day?
Not his fault.
Oops?
Bad day?
Not his fault.
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Johnny Drummond
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Walk away man,walk away
Walk away man,walk away
Bill, If you thought that the bike was expensive,you probably would REALLY regret getting involved with those 2
,do you guys have the saying for bikes and cars of a "money pit"??,you don't think those hair styles cost $20, then you have the dental work,errm "custom bodywork upgrades
" and the fact that they would NEVER eat in burger king,mcdonalds or wendys or any other resteraunt that wasn't at least $100 a head for a 2 course meal.Nah, stick to the bike-at least it won't complain when you drool all over the tyres (by the way this is just a bit of fun-NOT to be taken seriously).Johnny
Walk away man,walk away
Bill, If you thought that the bike was expensive,you probably would REALLY regret getting involved with those 2
,do you guys have the saying for bikes and cars of a "money pit"??,you don't think those hair styles cost $20, then you have the dental work,errm "custom bodywork upgrades" and the fact that they would NEVER eat in burger king,mcdonalds or wendys or any other resteraunt that wasn't at least $100 a head for a 2 course meal.Nah, stick to the bike-at least it won't complain when you drool all over the tyres (by the way this is just a bit of fun-NOT to be taken seriously).Johnny
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amxsteve
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Your bike is spectacular. I have to own one
Its a copy of Mick Grant and Graeme Crosbys works xr69 Superbike from 1981.
Mick kindly lent me his bike so that we could strip and copy it.
Michael Dunlop rode this one in the Manx Grand Prix and recorded a fastest lap of 119.59 mph . He was 2nd fastest of the whole meeting even against the modern bikes and only 5 seconds away from the outright lap record. Not bad for a '30 year old' bike!!!
There are some more pics here www.xr69.co.uk
Thanks for your interest.
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dansofield550
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hers my latest build, not a gs but a lot of fun, nearly finished
Queen Bee?s?
Queen Bee?s?
But, hey, ain't just what Mom is like? :-s
Queen Bee?s?
Thanks Daddy!Bill, If you thought that the bike was expensive,you probably would REALLY regret getting involved with those 2
But, hey, ain't just what Mom is like? :-s
hers my latest build, not a gs but a lot of fun, nearly finished
Two questions about your cool racer.
What is it?
Are you jockey-sized?
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dansofield550
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ita 1959 bantam , 175 , bored out to 190, with wiseco suzuki piston and kx250 rod, new liner fitted in the old cast barrel and ports raised etc, amal 34mm carb and yzfr125 fork and mz disc , home made ali tank, exhaust gilera modified , all steel clutch and 3 speed box . 17in alloy wheels and honda rs race tyres
will compete in the formula bantam series .
im not a jockey sized rider! , im 5ft 8 and 12st, need to slim a bit though! ,
will compete in the formula bantam series .
im not a jockey sized rider! , im 5ft 8 and 12st, need to slim a bit though! ,
Thanks for the info/specs, Danso.
I was looking at the footpegs to seat spacing and wondering about size.
I know my leathers seem to shrink every winter as well
I was looking at the footpegs to seat spacing and wondering about size.
I know my leathers seem to shrink every winter as well
Where are you Bro?
Where are you Bro?
My first thought was the head looked like a Bultaco.
But you know, this is an international forum. So please post your location, then we don't have to guess.
Thanks!
Bill
Where are you Bro?
That is a fabulous bike!
My first thought was the head looked like a Bultaco.
But you know, this is an international forum. So please post your location, then we don't have to guess.
Thanks!
Bill
Formula bantam is a UK thing...Oh dear the indignities you Poms do to those poor Bantams...nice job though.
This is my latest build finished. Built for New Zealand pre 72 rules.
Customer gave me a Villiers Starmaker 250 motor in bits, a Triumph conical front hub,a Benelli 650 rear hub, a couple of shocks, a rough set of forks and a secondhand fairing he wanted to use...
One of my frames,seat off our Aermacchi mould and the tank is I believe off a TR250 Suzuki mould.
Turned out nice I think - the owner is happy anyway.
This is my latest build finished. Built for New Zealand pre 72 rules.
Customer gave me a Villiers Starmaker 250 motor in bits, a Triumph conical front hub,a Benelli 650 rear hub, a couple of shocks, a rough set of forks and a secondhand fairing he wanted to use...
One of my frames,seat off our Aermacchi mould and the tank is I believe off a TR250 Suzuki mould.
Turned out nice I think - the owner is happy anyway.
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Johnny Drummond
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Just funnin
Just funnin
Yeah, then the big boys went past 2 days later-wheelies at 160 mph uphill anyone????
Just funnin
Yeah, then the big boys went past 2 days later-wheelies at 160 mph uphill anyone????
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amxsteve
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fresh from paint it is stunning in black and white with a gold pearl. ceramic coated pipes,custom yosh rearsets, all braided lines and a bad ass attitude.
