Let's see your thumpers

How many one lunger customs out there? Let's see them.

I'm sitting on the edge of my chair.............where are they?

T2T said:

I'm sitting on the edge of my chair.............where are they?

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Yeah, that's what I'm wondering. I thought there would be at least some Savages and Rebels bobbed. I was really hoping for some Ducatti's or maybe a Matchless or Royal Enfield.

I can get some guys from hondatwins.com theres alot of guys that build one lunngers. Lemme warn you, they perfer cafes though.
Happy Valentine's day
Preston

From the cool bike foto thread
'57 BSA 600cc flathead

Willowbilly3 said:

How many one lunger customs out there? Let's see them.

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Ive got an SR500 in the shop thats getting a set of clubmans and a cafe fairing. Probably not what you're looking for, but it's a single. All the others I have are flattrackers.

1945 harley

this one is for sale

ya'll may not like my idea but it is a very cheap way to build a sportbike and have cheap ins. (which is a problem for us young guys). Take a Ninja 250, remove the suspension and replace with the suspension from a 95-02 ZX6R Ninja. Remove the motor and replace it with a KLR650. Put the fairings back on and you have one helluva thumper 250. Thats my "single" story. oh and post more pics.

How about these? The flamed bobber is a '78 Yamaha XT 500 engine in a home-grown hard-tail frame with a '68 Honda CL250 steering head and front end. It had a suicide clutch and jockey shift, and me and a friend built the whole thing in 6 nights, including a couple of all-nighters.

The trike is a 1979 Honda XL 250 engine in a frame that started life as a 1982 XL250 but had already been chopped up when I got it. The front wheel is a 1979-1981 Honda XL250 23", the rear end is some unknown Honda three-wheeler unit. It also has a hand-shifter, but I mounted the clutch lever on the shifter rather than making up all the looooong linkages for a foot clutch.

Cool stuff.
I raced Suzuki 500 Quadracers for a few years and have thought what a street bike with that engine would be like but even a thrashed one of those is pretty $$$, if you can even find one.

Thumpers are go.

BSA M20 I saw last week.

COOL!!