Is This Resurrected Motor Bike a Work of Art?

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The discussion centers around the completion of a motorcycle restoration project, highlighting the transformation of an older bike into a stunning new ride. Key upgrades include new rims, a powder-coated frame, rebuilt forks, new rear shocks, and a recon speedometer, among other enhancements. The owner expresses excitement about the bike's aesthetic appeal and performance, noting the effort and financial investment involved in the restoration. There is anticipation for summer rides and a desire to capture memorable moments with the bike. The conversation also touches on the necessary paperwork for registration and the joy of riding on open roads. Overall, the thread celebrates the successful revival of a classic motorcycle and the community's enthusiasm for biking.
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Damm, she's a beaut wolly. Now that you have two bikes let's go out for a spin.

Where is the other bike you have.
 
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Yep, its a new bike. Nice rides you have! I like this new one much better...sexxxy
 
oooh... for a sec i thought you were talking about actual bicycles...
 
Wolram that is awesome!
 
Cyrus it the same bike, the old one looked good but needed major work.

So far, new rims/spokes
frame powder coated
forks rebuilt
new rear shocks
recon speedo
new bars/controls
recon mag/dyno
rewire
engine rebore
replacment head
tank is a genuine 1960 Stevens
seat is unknown
new rear sets.
Empty wallet.
 
lovely bikes Wolram. What a lovely day to ride them today aswell.
 
Kurdt said:
lovely bikes Wolram. What a lovely day to ride them today aswell.

Thanks kurdt, i just have to sort the paper work out (DVLC)
Then run her in.
I would like a pic with Evo on the saddle :smile:
 
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wolram said:
Thanks kurdt, i just have to sort the paper work out (DVLC)
Then run her in.
I would like a pic with Evo on the saddle :smile:

Yeah there's too many bits of paper around now. Certainly looks like we're going to have the perfect summer for a bit of open road cruising. I'm sure you'll have lots of fun. :smile:
 
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Very nice-looking machine. You did a wonderful job resurrecting that ride!
 
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