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My WW II tribute bike (Read 276 times)
S-P
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Re: My WW II tribute bike
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06/26/14 at 19:35:29
Right side. I removed the airbox and moved the stock battery back. Once this one dies and I can get a smaller one, I'll do a permanent battery mount mod.
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06/26/14 at 19:36:50
Left side. I found an Israeli paratroopers bag at a surplus store. Fit perfectly zip tied on the saddle bag mounts.
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Re: My WW II tribute bike
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12/26/15 at 17:28:18
looks awesome!
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12/26/15 at 18:14:31
I have to agree
Personally, I'd go with a bit less chrome, but that front end looks great
The front mudguard/fender looks like it was almost designed for the bike, as do the panniers. Always a winner
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Reply #19 -
12/26/15 at 19:01:43
S-P,
Very nice rendition of an early military motorbike. I love it.
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1994 BMW K75S
2011 s40
1979 Honda CT90 Trail
1964 Honda CT200 Trail
One cylinder - one carburetor. Life is good!
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Re: My WW II tribute bike
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12/26/15 at 22:33:25
S-P hasn't been here for almost a year. Great looking bike nonetheless.
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There's no problem that a full tank of gas and a sunny day can't fix!
2008 S40, Rotella T 15W-40 w/ZDDP added, Dyna, 140/90-15, Battery Tender Jr., Seat lift, #52.5/150/3 washers, Raptor
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Re: My WW II tribute bike
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12/27/15 at 01:24:03
The machine looks very good in it's current style, it isn't a fighter plane and sharks teeth wouldn't enhance it. Aside from the chrome, it looks very authentic, and what you do with the chrome/aluminium is entirely up to you.
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Completely stock 2010 S40, aftermarket rev counter and back pack, Airhawk seat pad
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