Is This Resurrected Motor Bike a Work of Art?

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Discussion Overview

The discussion revolves around the restoration of a motorbike, focusing on its aesthetic appeal and the modifications made during the restoration process. Participants share their thoughts on the bike's appearance and express excitement about riding it.

Discussion Character

  • Exploratory
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Main Points Raised

  • One participant shares a photo of the completed motorbike, expressing satisfaction with the restoration.
  • Another participant compliments the bike and suggests going for a ride, inquiring about the owner's other bike.
  • Several participants express admiration for the bike's appearance, with one stating a preference for the new bike over the old one.
  • A participant clarifies that the new bike is a restoration of the old one, detailing extensive modifications including new rims, a powder-coated frame, rebuilt forks, and engine work.
  • Participants share enthusiasm about the weather being suitable for riding and the prospect of enjoying the summer on the road.
  • One participant expresses a desire to take a photo with another individual on the bike.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants generally agree on the aesthetic appeal of the restored motorbike and express excitement about riding it. However, there is no formal resolution regarding the subjective nature of what constitutes a "work of art" in this context.

Contextual Notes

Participants mention various modifications and the paperwork involved in the restoration process, but do not delve into technical specifications or performance metrics.

Who May Find This Useful

Motorbike enthusiasts, restoration hobbyists, and individuals interested in custom modifications may find this discussion relevant.

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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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