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As long as you keep the revs up anyway (think I need a new battery) ...
http://img100.imageshack.us/img100/4637/copyofimg7606.jpg
:D
kitkatman
19-04-2009, 08:01 PM
that looks gorgeous, more piccys, i demand more piccys and also ( apart from being a trike) what is it
GPZ900R.
Got it running properly today (finally!), but still not quite there - battery flat so had to jump it off the missus' car, still not supplying right signals to the tacho (only reads 3000rpm when it's plainly doing in excess of 6000). Electrics still need a bit o' looking at ... ;)
Also needs the gear linkage modding to get a smooth action through the Kliktronic - it's nearly there, but there's still a bit of slop in it. Works, but still a little graunchy.
Soon as that's done, it's MoT time. Hopefully ... :cool:
kitkatman
19-04-2009, 08:32 PM
i aint one for trikes really, but that has a very nice look to it, i love the big fat wheels and the smooth bars ( bit of a exile look and i like theri stuff, dribble dribble)....nice trike though mr samson, get the gremlins sorted and get some piccys on here, so......is it your build!
critch
19-04-2009, 11:48 PM
rather nice nik
and the third wheel should ensure you ont fall off this fukka:D
scouselee
20-04-2009, 08:33 AM
Ooh I likes the riding position on that, very sweet indeed....:thumbu:
i aint one for trikes really, but that has a very nice look to it, i love the big fat wheels and the smooth bars ( bit of a exile look and i like theri stuff, dribble dribble)....nice trike though mr samson, get the gremlins sorted and get some piccys on here, so......is it your build!
Me? Use spanners, you've got to be joking - I'm a feckin' liability with tools (mate once said, 'I know you can do stuff' (which I can - rebuilt engines, can weld (badly), all the usual stuff) 'but do you know why we do stuff for you? 'Cos it's fucking painful watching you do it so bloody slowly!'
I just did the designing/sourcing parts/running round bit while people who are competent engineers did the actual building. :)
rather nice nik
and the third wheel should ensure you dont fall off this fukka:D
I wouldn't bet on that, Critch.....:D
Hillbilly Deluxe
20-04-2009, 11:23 AM
What's Mark Lamar doing on your trike ?:D
Probably pretending to be a journalist.:D
I wouldn't bet on that, Critch.....:D
Might I yet remind you again, Mr Grav, that you still have trashed more bikes than me? :p
Probably regret this, but I haven't now crashed (properly, rather than dicking around on beaches) for more than two years now (April 9th 2007 was last time) despite having racked up in excess of 40k miles. So, working on insurance figures, that means I've done 13 years' worth of riding without falling off. ;)
What's Mark Lamar doing on your trike ?:D
You were beaten to that joke by about two hours ... ;)
Although they said Mark Lamarr's dad, the bastards.
shaggy696969
20-04-2009, 11:49 AM
Very nice Nik, still reckons ya pinched me screen idea :D About time though mate, been a long time coming. ;)
Although they said Mark Lamarr's dad, the bastards.
Snigger............ :D
Bosun
21-04-2009, 10:12 PM
its such a nice machine
gothtec
23-04-2009, 06:49 AM
Looks funny...... But.... I like it :confused:
John Hopkins
23-04-2009, 07:38 PM
It looks as if it might ground on some of the speed lumps.
John
It looks as if it might ground on some of the speed lumps.
John
Most low customs do, John. ;)
kitkatman
23-04-2009, 08:43 PM
Me? Use spanners, you've got to be joking - I'm a feckin' liability with tools (mate once said, 'I know you can do stuff' (which I can - rebuilt engines, can weld (badly), all the usual stuff) 'but do you know why we do stuff for you? 'Cos it's fucking painful watching you do it so bloody slowly!'
I just did the designing/sourcing parts/running round bit while people who are competent engineers did the actual building. :)
FFS dont rat it.....:D
voivod
25-04-2009, 02:12 PM
Ned more pics...side back etc ...hurry up man:D
Ouch, my wallet! Just insured it - a smidge under £500. :eek:
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