Motor cycle advice

[vanzuuk1]

Its mine, its in the middle of another makeover.

[neki67]

What about a different kind of 996? Reliable, affordable and loads of fun with a very lively engine (red lines @ 11000 rpm, approx 120 bhp, 410lbs). I also used to drive dirtbikes and this is the perfect addition to it for me.

[Martin71RS]

Nice streetfighter vanzuuk!



this was the one I built...and sold to buy the Camaro.

Indeed allways wear a helmet, gloves and protective cloath!

the CB caferacers are cool too! Just the brakes on those (or lack of ) is a neg.

Martin

[ProTeal55]

Nice streetfighter vanzuuk!
the CB caferacers are cool too! Just the brakes on those (or lack of ) is a neg.

I agree with ya 150% on the brakes being not so great. Thus I did a modern mster cylinder offa Busa, all braided lines, and added a 2nd caliper and rotor to the mix. Also cross drilled both rotors as well.

Now the thing stops HARD for a 30 year old bike. Still not as good as a newer rocket, but better than it was..

[Martin71RS]

nice solution...



this was my cafe racer (early streetfighter)....aaah good old days

[Turbo Rob]

nice solution...



this was my cafe racer (early streetfighter)....aaah good old days

Martin, mooie bril.

Rob

[dogtag]

Love bikes but don't have one anymore.
Had Three Norton Commando's.
Can you believe they are starting to make Nortons again down in
Portland Ore.
This one is 953 cc and a little over 90 hp.
Not much power but when you consider the weight is around 450lbs it makes things a little more interesting.

DT

[Ralph LoGrasso]

Its mine, its in the middle of another makeover.

I'm diggin' the new makeover, Dirk. Love the raw(brushed?) frame.