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Join Date: Oct 2014
Location: mi
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Vehicle: 86.5 kc se 4x4
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This is my 2 wheel terror.
[IMG] ![]() [IMG] ![]() 1978 Suzuki TS-250. 5400 original miles. 2 stroker. So far I've 're-wired the electrical, LEDs, custom front fender mount. Custom home-made muffler Sounds gnarly. Wrapped the pipe. Tops out at about 72mph but 0-60 is about half a city block.
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Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: alabama
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Vehicle: 06 IS350 / FC3S RX7
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Here's an update after about two months of owning it.
I rode it for a few days before tearing it apart. In hindsight I wish I would have left it alone and just rode it until it got too cold to ride and then tore it apart, but it's too late now and I can only look forward till spring! I stripped the bike down completely and detabbed / cleaned the frame. My friend helped me build the rear subframe and seat, which is hand bent from a sheet of steel. Lifted the tank for a "flatter" look and will be tucking the wiring harness under there. Carbs have been pulled and I'm working on a single carb conversion just to make tuning easier, currently looking for a Harley CV carb to run. Rear shock has been replaced with a cagiva rear shock, but I'm unsure of the condition and have already order an R1 rear shock to replace it with. Exhaust was pulled and I'm working on a 2 into 1 exhaust. Still have a ton of work left. The seat isn't 100% finished, everything needs a fresh coat of paint, need to buy rear sets, finish carb conversion, exhaust, and clean up the wiring. ![]() |
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Join Date: Jun 2018
Location: KS
Age: 45
Posts: 36
Vehicle: 1987 d21 SE v6 4x4
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This is how my xs650 sits. I bought it 2 years ago, probably paid too much, and not as complete as I thought it was. But I'm a sucker for things made the same year I was born. |
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Join Date: Dec 2011
Location: Longview, TX [USA]
Age: 52
Posts: 11,272
Vehicle: 94 LB 2x4 Manual VG33e
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You dropped the URL for the pic, but didn't put it in an [img] tag. It should have come out looking like this:
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Join Date: May 2019
Location: NC
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Vehicle: nissan frontier xe 98
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i know this is an old thread...but i got my start in fabrication in old 70s jap bikes and i've built choppers, bobbers, cafes and brats....i've only got one bike left....but here are a few picts of some past builds and projects
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time is running out...
Join Date: Dec 2012
Location: IA/IL
Age: 38
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Vehicle: 97 KA MT 2wd KC
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