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    Quote Originally Posted by Matt_TG View Post
    I miss my CX500....

    Looking at those there was potential for something
    Thinking about giving La Trog a tickle up.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bonez View Post
    Like La Trog maybe?


    c'mon man, soup her up a bit
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    Quote Originally Posted by yod View Post


    c'mon man, soup her up a bit
    Edited that post . Gawd ya gadda be quick around here.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bonez View Post
    Edited that post . Gawd ya gadda be quick around here.
    mint

    wots first then?
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    Quote Originally Posted by yod View Post
    mint

    wots first then?
    Twin disk conversion, get the spare radiator recored and later alloy radiator surround fitted.

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    Hmmm found a Yamaha R1 thats been given the Cafe treatment. Reckon it would be faster then my little GB,
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    Quote Originally Posted by Paulo View Post
    Hmmm found a Yamaha R1 thats been given the Cafe treatment. Reckon it would be faster then my little GB,
    Yeah -- but your little GB looks much nicer Gorgeous metalworking, but the frame just looks like arse. Not a fan of those deltabox sort of things.

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    Some of those CX-based cafe racers looked kinda OK, but not with those horrible Comstar wheels.
    And I dunno much about CXs (like how much they weigh), but isn't the idea of a cafe racer that it should be slim and lithe?
    ... and that's what I think.

    Or summat.


    Or maybe not...

    Dunno really....


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    Quote Originally Posted by vifferman View Post
    Some of those CX-based cafe racers looked kinda OK, but not with those horrible Comstar wheels.
    And I dunno much about CXs (like how much they weigh), but isn't the idea of a cafe racer that it should be slim and lithe?
    It's a pisstake, of course. Like a chopped CBR.

    Comstars are starting to become `cool' and retro, which is scary. Still look like arse to me; but then again, 80s sunnies and t-shirts are starting to become hip again, so give it a couple of years.

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    Bike Porn

    Found this the other day, gave me a whole lot of ideas for projects, Really like the flat slab seat andf finish overall. Lean and mean.
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    Quote Originally Posted by xerxesdaphat View Post
    The HELL!

    Who made a Guzzi café racer?
    OOOIII !!!!!!!!


    "...you meet the weirdest people riding a Guzzi !!..."

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    Quote Originally Posted by Paulo View Post
    Found this the other day, gave me a whole lot of ideas for projects, Really like the flat slab seat andf finish overall. Lean and mean.
    That is a nice cafe conversion....the pea shooters really set it off...!


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    Yeah Looks fast standing still. I found a Japanese site that has loads of Cafe seats like this, Only Problem is it's all in Japanese. Worlds longest link below, I don't know maybe someone out there might find it useful, Lots of SR and W650 parts and after market stuff.

    http://www.easyriders.jp/webstore/hd...e=54&tcnt=1280

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    One of the nicest Cafes I've seen for a while.

    You really can't go past the real thing!

    http://www.trademe.co.nz/Trade-Me-Mo...-173743844.htm

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    Fook, that's a bargain if you ask me

    I just love that Fontana brake. Piece of art.

    Rear end could use a bit of tidying up though. And the clip-ons are far too high. Delicious otherwise!

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