Still gets me..
MAD Skills from Jonny Walker
Still gets me..
Still gets me..
I didn’t get a lot of info on this. Can someone enlighten me? I suspect it’s a “knock off” kitted out to look like an early BMW? Or am I way off here. Not my area of expertise… obviously. This was sent to me as a for sale post way back in November so I would think it’s sold by now. But all the same… Great looking scoot though!
From the “you don’t see that every day” department! Very well executed! Tanks Russ!
Hi there I came across your site whilst browsing for bike build ideas. I thought you might like to see a couple of pics of my 1996 yamaha Virago 1100 street tracker which I’ve just finished. It has a custom built rear subframe to supper a hand made seat on a fibreglass seat base, Benelli Mojave tank, flat tracker bars, custom grips, led rear light, custom indicators, metalflake paint, lots of chrome, custom built air filter, fabricated rear number plate and light mount, harley headlamp cowl, reshaped mirrors.
I hope you like it, I have subscribed to your blog, keep up,the good work.
Best regards,
Russ
I love the direction he took with this. Must be a stone blast to ride!
Hi Steve !
Thank you for your great blog.
Here some pics(feel free to use them) of my home made racer, based on a 2002 Suzuki SV650.
Stock engine with KN filter and fine carb’ tune, modified titanium Akrapovic exhaust line with Shark silencer (titanium wrap) Norton racer seat, great paintjob, all mixed with ideas, friends and fun.
It’s a “budget build” … and also a “pleasure machine” built to ride the Région Rhône-Alpes, near Lyon, France.
More pics and infos (in french) on my blog :
– http://legalipometre.blogspot.fr/2015/01/le-puzzle-racer-du-galipometre-episode-1.html
– http://legalipometre.blogspot.fr/2015/01/le-puzzle-racer-du-galipometre.htmlThanks and regards,
Florent
Nice to see long time contributor Ted Guthrie still at it! I checked and sure enough, he’s sent in so much stuff over the years that he has his own tag, Thanks Again Ted! Beautiful!
Just finishing up this 1968 Aermacchi M68. All original except for recovered seat and aftermarket grips (which don’t fit right). Even wearing the original tires. Those with sharp eyes however will note the intermediate chain guard (between main guard and engine case) is missing. Original lost. eBay replacement on the way.
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I saw Gary Nixon towards the end of his racing days, at Daytona going against a field that included Jay Springsteen. It was one of the Triumph Bonneville Cup Challenge races and I cursed a little when Gary had to withdraw with ignition troubles. Even at that stage in his semi-retired racing career lord was he fast.
From Don:
I know it’s been a while since I sent something in, so here’s my Nixon Tribute Street Tracker. NIxon was a personal friend that I miss dearly. I couldn’t think of a better way to honor him as to have something like this to ride around….Enjoy!!
Don “Donzzilla” Miller
Metro Racing Inc.
3828 Quaker Lake Road
Brackney,PA 18812
Purveyors of Motorcycle History
Thanks Don and sorry for the delay (this arrived back in January), I’ve been off my game for quite a while now but I think I’m back in the saddle for the foreseeable future so please keep em coming..
It’s anonymous reader contributions like this that are making me kick myself for staying out of my e-mail in-box and away from the blog for so long. Sweet Jesus these are fantastic!
Wayne Gardner riding Steve Elliotts Race Replica. Bike was originally built in 1983 but then rebuilt many times by Steve over the last 29 years of ownership. Moriwaki 1105 Pistons, Moriwaki stepped liners. 31mm CR Smoothbore carbs. Hand bent Moriwaki pipe.
Moriwaki Kayaba forks and yokes
Moriwaki rearsets.
Works Performance shocks.
Harris braced Z1R frame.
Dymag wheels.
Lockheed brakes
Spondon discs.
Also Wayne Gardner riding my Freddie Spencer Replica on the same day.Honda CB 750F Bodywork. Hhand made 7020 Alloy frame. Dymags , 1216 cc motor. Yoshimura carbs etc etc.