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    Cool Bandit 1200s modifications

    Well it was a bandit 1200s, not sure what it is now, built by some dude in the UK.
    I only have one question; why

    What's the most unusual mods you’ve come across
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    If the guys into it i guess as he is paying for it then all is good,ive spent shitloads and i mean shitloads on an old TLS.......why? same reason we still buy xmas presents for our familys i guess,its love
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    As for unusual and why?Not to mention expensive.
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    Thumbs up

    Quote Originally Posted by 98tls View Post
    As for unusual and why?Not to mention expensive.
    yea - but that side cover is cool
    Actually I like the idea of a cruiser with bandit running gear - it certainly wouldn't hang about
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    Quote Originally Posted by smoky View Post
    yea - but that side cover is cool
    Actually I like the idea of a cruiser with bandit running gear - it certainly wouldn't hang about
    As you say be fun in a straight line.The adjustable pegs actually cost me more than the cover/pressure plate/anodized retainers,it got expensive when i had to buy the 6 bolt clutch as the guy was only making the pressure plate for 6 bolts.
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    Whats so weird? Its a chopper with an engine thrown in. Far from uncommon. Theres a chopper on trademe right now with a CB650 engine or something in it. Some sort of inline 4 engine.
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    You could say the same about this as i did but hey,answers the same.http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/sh...ad.php?t=76253
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    Quote Originally Posted by 98tls View Post
    You could say the same about this as i did but hey,answers the same.http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/sh...ad.php?t=76253
    http://www.flickr.com/photos/27824108@N08/2587328757/
    That's bloody funny
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    Damn that seat on the converted Bandit must be uncomfortable. Definitely not for long cruises, and the tank is tiny too.

    Never understood bikes built mainly for show.
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    I'd have big kudos for the person who rides that. Put a lot of soul in to it for whatever reason. I hope they enjoy it and have lots of fun.
    The bandit engine is pretty strong, and there are a decent amount of go-faster bits for them too.

    I love the norton chopper that does the south island rounds (I'll upload a pic in a second) with the angular tank.

    Me? If I was told to make a chopper I'd love it to be something kookie, like a duke engine, or even better would be to squeeze a rotary racer inside the engine and gearbox housing of a Harley. Just because of the conflicting error messages people would have when they try to place what kind of bike it is.
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