Thursday, March 10, 2011
Sunday, March 6, 2011
Untitled Motorcycles by Damian McFadden
I would love to have a place like that... don't mention the bikes:) love the pictures, go to untitled motorcycles for more.
The information below was found on http://zelastchancegaragedu78.blogspot.com/2009/03/udo-g.html
Below: BMW MotorSport-framed Butler & Smith Formula 750 Grand Prix bike campaigned in 1973. Rider #17 was Justus Taylor from Vermont
Below: 1974 version of the Rob North Framed F-750 GP bikes campaigned by Butler & Smith. This bike had titanium valves, roller cam, all kinds of cool stuff. Made over 100 HP at 10,500 RPM. Ridden by #63, Reg Pridmore, of Goleta, California
Below: Gary Fisher at speed on the B&S F-750 GP Bike.
Below: BMW MotorSport-framed Butler & Smith Formula 750 Grand Prix bike campaigned in 1973. Rider #17 was Justus Taylor from Vermont
Below: 1974 version of the Rob North Framed F-750 GP bikes campaigned by Butler & Smith. This bike had titanium valves, roller cam, all kinds of cool stuff. Made over 100 HP at 10,500 RPM. Ridden by #63, Reg Pridmore, of Goleta, California
Below: Gary Fisher at speed on the B&S F-750 GP Bike.
Saturday, March 5, 2011
Peter’s 1985 BMW R80RT
Great thanks to Peter, who generously shared the pictures of his R80RT. Below the note on the modifications, directly from the owner:
“…I have removed 60lbs of unnecessary fibre glass and metal, and spruced up the suspension and brakes. Not really a cafe racer more of a street bike. I dumped the fairing, panniers and racks, mudguards, crash bars, extra sidestand, King and Queen seat, airbox and filter, toolbox and fist sized indicators and rear light. I fitted Renthal streetfighter bars, removed the airbox and used K&N filters, cut down some aluminum mudguards to fit and used mini indicators. I cut down the seat and had it re-covered and fitted Barleycorn handmade rear sets and Hel brake lines. It looks black but is Yukon blue if you get it in the right light.”
Enjoy!
“…I have removed 60lbs of unnecessary fibre glass and metal, and spruced up the suspension and brakes. Not really a cafe racer more of a street bike. I dumped the fairing, panniers and racks, mudguards, crash bars, extra sidestand, King and Queen seat, airbox and filter, toolbox and fist sized indicators and rear light. I fitted Renthal streetfighter bars, removed the airbox and used K&N filters, cut down some aluminum mudguards to fit and used mini indicators. I cut down the seat and had it re-covered and fitted Barleycorn handmade rear sets and Hel brake lines. It looks black but is Yukon blue if you get it in the right light.”
Enjoy!
Friday, March 4, 2011
Thursday, March 3, 2011
I'm looking for a toaster tank
If you have one lik this for sale, please contact me on: chmielu dot pch at gmail dot com
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
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