So, here we are again, another week gone by, and things have started to settle down after the last Lizard ride, thank goodness. Had a fairly busy week in the shop bending and fabricating. It's strange but years ago when I was carving out stone and doing shit like that, I used to go into a 'zen' kind of space and hours later, you'd pull yourself from the revere of that and find that you've accomplished something. Well the same thing happens when you bend and form metal. I've really enjoyed the head space of doing it, so in the next few weeks you will be able to see what I've been up to. The bike I'm doing is nearly at the stage where I need to get someone in to do the electrics, I'm dead eyed ( or more precise dead brained) when it comes to electrics, so the brief will be, here's some money get the bike back to me with all systems and all electrics working as they should. So in the interim, it's carry on with the stuff I do know how to do. The first images below are of the bike, with the first outlines of the color scheme. I'm kind of getting ahead of myself with this, but the way my brain works, I need to go through 10000 iterations before the right one comes out, and the right colors too.
See what i mean, you make something, and then after version 4 you end up with something that works
This is probably one of the only Hondas that looks great
Dianese have opened up their museum, this is what was hanging in the back room, amazing history
what do you call a gathering of ZRX's?....amazing I think, love these bikes
Very pretty Griso
What lovely form, I'll give it to the kawasaki gentlemen, they just know how to do it.
Great paint
Perhaps one of the best customs I have ever seen. Just take a moment to check this one out, perfection
How to house train a yamaha race bike....woof
SR400 goodness right here
I've always loved this motorcycle, so clean, simple, and yet so so fast
My happy place
How nice is this Yamaha, it has the correct styling, the stance, the balance, this is one nice retro-mod, that's for sure
Every good ride should end like this, good company, good food, great wines, and a chance to sit back and reflect on a good days riding with your mates
I am truly lost for words here........
Every tunnel deserves an extra Brrrapppp as you go through
Still the prettiest rear end....the image above that is
Follow the salted blue road to infamy
Just cos it reminded of my dispatching days in London, I've seen this before back in the early 80's
Just like my old one, miss this bike even after all these years.
Georges, axe is a little bit broken, a new handle, and a new head will fix it, ouch!!!!!
It's in here because it's out there
Thank you!
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