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lloydie
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why cant someone make frames like this for the storm
this is a tlr1000 8O :D
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this is a vtr1000 :oops:
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i want a big tube spondon frame like the tlr for mine but no one makes them (not happy)lol
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i'm sure i read somewhere about a firm that has a former spondon employee running it, if you have a spare £3000 i'm sure they would make you one...... :lol:
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Found this on Google the other day -

http://www.google.co.uk/imgres?q=honda+ ... 24&bih=587

Don't know anything about the firm.
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very ducati monsterish!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Found another one, but not as tidy -

http://www.jiffypark.com/vtr/pics/Super_Superhawk.jpg
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Kev L wrote:Found another one, but not as tidy -

http://www.jiffypark.com/vtr/pics/Super_Superhawk.jpg
but why do all that and keep the oem belly & fairing!!! :confused
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It's a rare Segale frame, an Italian bike and frame a bit like Bimota.

http://www.southbayriders.com/forums/sh ... hp?t=21233
for a bit more info and more pics.
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Thanks Tony, interesting article. I don't know about the "infinitely better looking than any VTR" bit. I can see a lot of nice bits but I still think I have seen better lookers. I suppose it depends whether you are looking at the aesthetics, engineering or performance.
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You're not going to be looking at price...... :lol:
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Not when I am looking to spend my imaginary lottery win....

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Umm... the fist one is lovely. The other is fugly. Looks like a meccano set and the standard frame is much better looking. In fact I think the standard frame is lovely. Nowt wrong with it at all.
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I like the first one too 8) Spondon stuff always was jaw dropping amazing.

A guy I know has a Fireblade with a Steelheart frame and swingarm which looks pretty slick. Here's their site:-
http://www.steelheart-engineering.com/

Don't all go rushing to the Adult section now :wink:

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Nice frames and swing arms there Chris, and I did go to the adult section :lol: I like their style :thumbup:
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Got some nice frames in there. and some nice ass in the adult section.
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there
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