Found this in a local magazine.



Let it rip 

I wouldn't kick it out of bed.  I dig the 916 swingarm swap, as well as the roadracing-esque exhaust...

I find it no worse than the street-queen bikes that are decked out in carbon fiber everything...

I like that exhaust. Similar to the Road and Racing style, but with an exit on both sides.

I can dig it.

It takes things just that little bit too far, and that can be fun sometimes.

And I've always thought a chrome helmet would be a hoot.

I like the DP/DPM bits

Always liked the Road Racing exhuast, and that's a nice spin on it.  Still a bit over the top.

A bit too much?  A bit too far?

Check the level of details on this!!!  

fairings
mirrors
front instrumentation
triples
steering damper holder
brake/clutch fluid reservoir caps
front calipers
inner brake disk rotors
sprockets
wheels
entire exhaust system
clutch cover
rearsets
swingarm
front sprocket cover...

Speedo frame and rear fender are made from Texalium.

before this thread I always thought chrome looked heavy and tacky.

after this thread I know that chrome always looks heavy and tacky.

Son of a, oh but couldn't bring himself to plate the rear spring or clutch slave.  Oh yea, had to leave the Ohlins gold.  A clear example of to each his own.  Son of a ...

How damned hot do those things get in August?

 i would hate to see it during the bright day time. blinding!

The problem with this bike is the obvious way in which it is too shiny to ride!

Quote from: jvax on October 15, 2011, 08:32:52 PM

Quote from: jvax on October 15, 2011, 08:32:52 PM

is that chromed carbon fiber?

the mind reels at the irony

Quote from: lethe on October 16, 2011, 05:13:51 AM
is that chromed carbon fiber?

the mind reels at the irony

Turns out to be made of silver Texalium.