home made rear seat unit

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home made rear seat unit

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from the superhawk forum, beauty is in the eye of the beholder and all that cobblers...... :lol:

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home made rear seat unit

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Oh god why
Thats a mess
The firestorm don't look nice as a cafe racer


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I think the Storm CAN look good as a Cafe Racer if it's done well. Not keen on this one, nothing seems to fit correctly. The chain run in the first pic looks wrong, the exhaust sticks out at a strange angle and don't get me started on the red chain/yellow coil combo. Nasty.
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i thought the holes were for weight loss but on 2nd thoughts perhaps they are bullet holes from people who don't like the bike........ :lol:
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Last pic shows the can fitted instead of a sidecar.

I think we might make a better job of that, between us,
drunk,
blind drunk,
actually blind, registered blind,
with a blindfold on,
actually with a blindfold on our hands, entire head, all over and a straightjacket,
on crack,
actually using only our crack to grasp the tools needed,
actually using only our tools to grasp the tools needed,
on a bad hair day,
while asleep.

Of course, there are some good points....


Just not on this bike.


Just my humble opinion, feel free to disagree.


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sectioned,
Certifiable,
Certified,
with a failed attempt and an o-level in living, due to not turning up on the right day.


£300 cash, no more.
And I'd want it delivered.

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Re: home made rear seat unit

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Anyone seen that film Wallee..... ? The front end looks very similar :D
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So just to clarify Tony, you're on the fence on this one!
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Kev L wrote:So just to clarify Tony, you're on the fence on this one!
Possibly able to be improved by riding it at speed into a substantial fence post, yes.
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Looking at the first picture, it would appear that there is a serious misalignment between the front and rear sprocket. It looks like enthusiasm has triumphed over capability...
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I didnt realise Meccano done after market parts for the firestorm :eh:
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slipper 1 wrote:Looking at the first picture, it would appear that there is a serious misalignment between the front and rear sprocket. It looks like enthusiasm has triumphed over capability...
I think that it's because the engine is trying to disown it........
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i think the sign above the bike in the first picture sums it up.................NO!!!!!!!
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I quite like the 3 distinct edges on the rear tyre. straight ahead, left, right... :)
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and this is how it should be done..........
cafe racer, although on futher inspection, this one looks like its been photoshoped?
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Re: home made rear seat unit

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Have a look at Pappy Smears thread on the SH forum, Pappy goes Cafe. Some nice work and very effective.
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