1980 Yamaha XS850 Special..
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1980 Yamaha XS850 Special..
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Idk, i guess with the right forks, bars and bodywork it may turn out ok, i'm no expert on those though.
You could make it look cool, swap the tank get some wire wheels and start stripping everything else.
Just strip everything off it not needed to run and ad a grocery cart
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If it works on a water cooled Ninja chassis it will work on anything, gonna be faster no matter what when done!
sometimes, I want to cafe my sporty.
It depends on how "cafe" you want it to be. I wouldn't really call my bike a "cafe racer". It's just a custom bike inspired by the cafe style. If you are looking to do a traditional cafe raver I'd not say that is a good frame.
You can get CB's in nice shape for pretty cheap. Yamaha XS1100's are pretty cheap too.
I concur.Quote:
Originally Posted by Exitspeed
I was thinking of some cafe-inspired mods. I'll maybe go with some clip ons, lose the rear fender and go with a solo seat.
Clip-ons change the whole bike.
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The assemblies that are the right/left handles/grips. They "clip-on" to the triple tree.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irish
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I put clip-ons on my bike.
Here it is stock.
http://img232.imageshack.us/img232/951/img6897vi9.jpg
I took the lame handlebars off. And put these on.
http://www.moto-racing.co.uk/ccp51/m...Clip%20Ons.jpg
With them on.
http://img338.imageshack.us/img338/5329/img8237o.jpg
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