I'm cross-posting this over from the 2-stroke blog.
Te-a Writes in:
Hello, My Names is Te-a, I'm from the far north east corner of India, in the city of Aizawl, Mizoram. We are a huge fan of your blog, keep it up. Heres a couple of pictures of a custom RD350, done by my brother Muansanga MSX. The frame is stock, rear suspension is from a 150cc 4-stroke Yamaha R15, tail cowling fabricated, wheels are 17-inchers from R15, 120/80 rear tire with a 100/80 front. Engine is completely rebuilt from scratch, with a stage 1 porting job with a custom built MSX expansion chamber. Custom painted by yours trully. Hope you like it. Thanks.
(My blog - www.mizobiker.blogspot.com)
Thanks very much for sending this in. I love getting bikes from other parts of the world. Especially customs. I enjoy seeing what other people are doing to their bikes. It's inspiring and it opens up the possibilities. Te-a's paint work is simply fantastic. Check out his blog new blog for more examples.
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Showing posts with label Yamaha. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Yamaha. Show all posts
Sunday, October 24, 2010
Monday, October 18, 2010
Sweet 2-Stroke Cafe... Yamaha RD350
This is a cross-post from my 2-stroke board. Just too cool. Yamaha RD350 Cafe Racer. Beautiful lines.
Beautiful! More Here
Beautiful! More Here
Labels:
2-stroke,
cafe racer,
Yamaha
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
UPDATE: Follow up To An Earlier Yamaha Street Tracker Post.
I had a shot of this bike a while back and a lot of folks e-mailed me to ask about it. Well I've finally stumbeled across the original sources. The bike was built by Joker machine. To learn more about them and this bike check them out HERE
Labels:
streettracker,
update,
Yamaha
Sunday, October 10, 2010
Tuesday, October 5, 2010
Update 3: Wicked Little 2-Stroke Yamaha Tracker-Bobber
Moving this to the top for a bit since so many folks had questions about it.
Update 3: Found the build thread! An alert reader over on ADV rider found the build thread on this bike. A lot of folks have been asking for more info so here you go!
http://www.dotheton.com/forum/index.php?topic=12857.0
From the comments (Thanks SakeRacer). More info Here: http://www.pipeburn.com/home/2010/9/9/1973-yamaha-rd250-street-tracker.html
Sorry to Pipeburn. I didn't realize it originated on their site. TONS of great stuff over there so check them out often.
My observant commentors make some good points about the classification of this bike. Tracker of Bobber? I see a lot of elements of both styles here and to be honest I'm not crazy about pigeon holing bikes all that much so lets call it a tracker-bobber. Whatever you call it it's still freaking cool!
That's got backroad fun written all over it.
Update 3: Found the build thread! An alert reader over on ADV rider found the build thread on this bike. A lot of folks have been asking for more info so here you go!
http://www.dotheton.com/forum/index.php?topic=12857.0
From the comments (Thanks SakeRacer). More info Here: http://www.pipeburn.com/home/2010/9/9/1973-yamaha-rd250-street-tracker.html
Sorry to Pipeburn. I didn't realize it originated on their site. TONS of great stuff over there so check them out often.
My observant commentors make some good points about the classification of this bike. Tracker of Bobber? I see a lot of elements of both styles here and to be honest I'm not crazy about pigeon holing bikes all that much so lets call it a tracker-bobber. Whatever you call it it's still freaking cool!
That's got backroad fun written all over it.
Labels:
2-stroke,
bobber,
streettracker,
Yamaha
Monday, October 4, 2010
Thursday, September 23, 2010
Reader Ride Carry Over From The 2- Stroke Blog. Outrageous RZ350 Custom
Jeff Strom Sends in Some pics of his buddies bike (that I think I've seen before). And What a beauty it is. Those pipes are pure porn..
He Writes in:
Hey,
Love your blog, thought I would suggest a bike. I rode with
Mark (who built and owns this buzz bomb), with some triples,
about a month ago. This bike runs as sweet as it looks ...
Also found right here ...
http://kawasakitriplesworldwide.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=55493&start=3
4
... keep your bitch'n blog going, it's a regular stop for me!
Cheers,
Jeff Storm
(aka: K_trip - with that green '74 H2)
No Problem Jeff. Thanks Much for the great shots!
He Writes in:
Hey,
Love your blog, thought I would suggest a bike. I rode with
Mark (who built and owns this buzz bomb), with some triples,
about a month ago. This bike runs as sweet as it looks ...
Also found right here ...
http://kawasakitriplesworldwide.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=55493&start=3
4
... keep your bitch'n blog going, it's a regular stop for me!
Cheers,
Jeff Storm
(aka: K_trip - with that green '74 H2)
No Problem Jeff. Thanks Much for the great shots!
Labels:
2-stroke,
radical,
Reader Submittal,
Yamaha
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
Reader Ride. 1999 Yamaha OW02 R7. the one that got away.
When Ron sent in his Favorite five submittable he included these pics of the one he "should have never sold". Oh but how we all have an old bike like that. She's a beauty indeed.
Labels:
Reader Submittal,
sprotbike,
Yamaha
Monday, September 20, 2010
Thursday, September 16, 2010
Back 2 BasiXS. Fantastic Custom From Holland!
From Hans Prost:
Heyhey,
What a great site with great bikes, love it.
Sure like to see my Back 2 BasiXS between them.
Keep the beauties comin'!!!
Greetz, Hans Prost. Holland.
My pleasure Hans. Beautiful Build! The attention to detail is amazing.
Heyhey,
What a great site with great bikes, love it.
Sure like to see my Back 2 BasiXS between them.
Keep the beauties comin'!!!
Greetz, Hans Prost. Holland.
My pleasure Hans. Beautiful Build! The attention to detail is amazing.
Labels:
Reader Submittal,
Yamaha
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
Yamaha Jupiter MX 2006 For Sale
halo gan
ane mau coba nawarin motor ane neh Yamaha Jupiter MX tahun 2006 gan
alesan ane jual, ane pengen ganti mio ajah d gan hahahaha
* warna hitam gan
* no kopling
* velg jari jari standart
* smuanya standart gan
* plat B jakarta Barat
* meteran nya udah jalan 32.000 gan
silahkan di liad penampakannya gan
Spoiler for YAMAHA JUPITER MX 2006:
Labels:
Yamaha
Friday, September 10, 2010
Friday, September 3, 2010
Reader submittal. A seriously Bitching collection of RD Yamaha 2-strokes.
Reader Tony Mcguire sends in pics of his sweet collection of 2-strokes.
He Writes in:
Hi, Im Tony McGuire from east Yorkshire UK, i just came across your site so i thought id send you a few pics of my strokers hoping you might enjoy them :)
regards, Tony
-1972 Yamaha DS7 cafe racer built from scratch by myself..
-1975 silver Yamaha RD350B restored by myself
-unrestored blue 1977 Yamaha RD250D..
-1979 yellow Yamaha RD400E , my everyday rider..
please feel free to publish any or all the pics , thanks, Tony
Thank You tony!
He Writes in:
Hi, Im Tony McGuire from east Yorkshire UK, i just came across your site so i thought id send you a few pics of my strokers hoping you might enjoy them :)
regards, Tony
-1972 Yamaha DS7 cafe racer built from scratch by myself..
-1975 silver Yamaha RD350B restored by myself
-unrestored blue 1977 Yamaha RD250D..
-1979 yellow Yamaha RD400E , my everyday rider..
please feel free to publish any or all the pics , thanks, Tony
Thank You tony!
Labels:
2-stroke,
group shot,
Reader Submittal,
Yamaha
Reader Ride. Nice XS650.
Sorry. Got confused about the source. Received a LOT of pics in a short period of time. A very nicely sorted rider.
Labels:
Reader Submittal,
Yamaha
Sunday, August 29, 2010
Sunday, August 22, 2010
Yamaha L2 Super 1984
I may include one Yamaha motorcycle users and lovers who are lucky enough. Just imagine! Since 1978, nearly all Yamaha products I have ever had and use it for everyday purposes. Call it for example, Yamaha V-75, Yamaha V-80, L2 in 1978 Yamaha, 1981 Yamaha L2Super, L2 Super Yamaha 1984, Yamaha 2006 New Vega R, and the latest Yamaha Jupiter MX in 2006.
Among several variants of the Yamaha motorcycle, Yamaha L2 Super made in 1984 is the oldest motor, durable, and still often do I use for everyday purposes until recently. The motor I bought on April 6, 1986 in PD. Hope Motor, Jl. Jend. Sudirman No. 223, Bengkulu. My choice at Yamaha is not without reason. In addition to sturdy, construction is also Yamaha's most neat compared to other brand motors.
Since they are new, Yamaha L2 Super I often travel, both within the city or outside the city. Almost every week I used to go from Argamakmur, North Bengkulu (where I live that time) to the city of Bengkulu, a distance of not less than 180 km away-home. I often do this activity until the year 1990.
When I moved the task to the city of Bandung in April 1990, these motors also participated. In town this cool, adventure feels more fun and enjoyable. In addition to walk the streets in the city, the motor is also often do I take it around town with his family, even down to the Peak area, Lembang, Subang, and surrounding areas. No complaints meant that I felt at that moment. Although the field is traversed by heavy enough, but it all feels easy and uneventful course. Incline, slope, winding streets, no problem!
When I had to move the task back to the city of Semarang in June 1994, Yamaha L2 Super remain faithful to accompany. Like the two previous cities, L2 Super Yamaha seem increasingly happy to roam, both inside and outside the city. Travel the most distant and often I do every month is Semarang-Apex-Blora, returned home to visit parents, a distance of not less than 300 km away-home via the northern route. Although quite tiring, but the motor is still moving calmly among the roar of another vehicle. In fact, when the luggage was heavier, he remained steady power. It was a pleasant experience!
There is one interesting thing and always impressive to date. Although classified as an old motorcycle, but his condition is well maintained inside and out was able to attract the attention of many people. First, whenever I would move the task to another city, there are just colleagues or neighbors who are interested and hope to buy it. They think, bring an old bike around town must be very inconvenient. But for me, has a vintage motorcycle, let alone in good condition and always maintained, is a special delight. There side of history and an irreplaceable satisfaction, even by a new motor though.
Not only that. Highlight the admiration I also still felt today. Just imagine! When stopped at a traffic, there could be someone who was stunned to see the appearance of these motors, not rare even among those interested in buying them. Similarly, when I stopped at a gas station to refuel, or parking somewhere for a purpose, not a few people who expressed interest and admiration. Seeing this fact makes me more eager to maintain the condition of the motor in order to stay vibrant.
Currently the motor is still capable of use with good motor like new. As far as my experience, there has not been able to counter a similar motor reliability. In addition to the simple construction / neat, his toolkit also the most complete compared with other variants Yamaha motorcycle, let alone another brand motorcycle. Yamaha L2 Super really super!
Among several variants of the Yamaha motorcycle, Yamaha L2 Super made in 1984 is the oldest motor, durable, and still often do I use for everyday purposes until recently. The motor I bought on April 6, 1986 in PD. Hope Motor, Jl. Jend. Sudirman No. 223, Bengkulu. My choice at Yamaha is not without reason. In addition to sturdy, construction is also Yamaha's most neat compared to other brand motors.
Since they are new, Yamaha L2 Super I often travel, both within the city or outside the city. Almost every week I used to go from Argamakmur, North Bengkulu (where I live that time) to the city of Bengkulu, a distance of not less than 180 km away-home. I often do this activity until the year 1990.
When I moved the task to the city of Bandung in April 1990, these motors also participated. In town this cool, adventure feels more fun and enjoyable. In addition to walk the streets in the city, the motor is also often do I take it around town with his family, even down to the Peak area, Lembang, Subang, and surrounding areas. No complaints meant that I felt at that moment. Although the field is traversed by heavy enough, but it all feels easy and uneventful course. Incline, slope, winding streets, no problem!
When I had to move the task back to the city of Semarang in June 1994, Yamaha L2 Super remain faithful to accompany. Like the two previous cities, L2 Super Yamaha seem increasingly happy to roam, both inside and outside the city. Travel the most distant and often I do every month is Semarang-Apex-Blora, returned home to visit parents, a distance of not less than 300 km away-home via the northern route. Although quite tiring, but the motor is still moving calmly among the roar of another vehicle. In fact, when the luggage was heavier, he remained steady power. It was a pleasant experience!
There is one interesting thing and always impressive to date. Although classified as an old motorcycle, but his condition is well maintained inside and out was able to attract the attention of many people. First, whenever I would move the task to another city, there are just colleagues or neighbors who are interested and hope to buy it. They think, bring an old bike around town must be very inconvenient. But for me, has a vintage motorcycle, let alone in good condition and always maintained, is a special delight. There side of history and an irreplaceable satisfaction, even by a new motor though.
Not only that. Highlight the admiration I also still felt today. Just imagine! When stopped at a traffic, there could be someone who was stunned to see the appearance of these motors, not rare even among those interested in buying them. Similarly, when I stopped at a gas station to refuel, or parking somewhere for a purpose, not a few people who expressed interest and admiration. Seeing this fact makes me more eager to maintain the condition of the motor in order to stay vibrant.
Currently the motor is still capable of use with good motor like new. As far as my experience, there has not been able to counter a similar motor reliability. In addition to the simple construction / neat, his toolkit also the most complete compared with other variants Yamaha motorcycle, let alone another brand motorcycle. Yamaha L2 Super really super!
Wednesday, August 18, 2010
Friday, August 13, 2010
Reader Ride.. Beautiful converted Flat/Street Tracker
Ted Gail Sends in this beauty. He Writes:
I stumbled across your page and thought you might like this bike.
It is my old race bike from 30 years ago. I had always wanted to make a street bike out of one of a flat tracker because they look so cool. I knew I needed a 4 stroke with an electric start and my first attempt was a KLR 650 engine and it just wasn't going to fit in that frame. Then after much measuring I decided a 450WR would be perfect, good power (at least as much as the F11M it originally had) with a wide ratio gearbox and an electric start.
It is a Cycle Factory frame, Ceriani road race forks, Kosman wheels, 2007 Yamaha 450 WR engine, Champion Glass with a Greg Flowers paint job.
Hope you like it,
Ted Gail
Great Stuff Ted! Thanks!
I stumbled across your page and thought you might like this bike.
It is my old race bike from 30 years ago. I had always wanted to make a street bike out of one of a flat tracker because they look so cool. I knew I needed a 4 stroke with an electric start and my first attempt was a KLR 650 engine and it just wasn't going to fit in that frame. Then after much measuring I decided a 450WR would be perfect, good power (at least as much as the F11M it originally had) with a wide ratio gearbox and an electric start.
It is a Cycle Factory frame, Ceriani road race forks, Kosman wheels, 2007 Yamaha 450 WR engine, Champion Glass with a Greg Flowers paint job.
Hope you like it,
Ted Gail
Great Stuff Ted! Thanks!
Labels:
flattracker,
Reader Submittal,
streettracker,
Yamaha
Wednesday, August 4, 2010
Yamaha Rx King 2010 Memory Foam Modification
This is a great Yamaha RX King modification and probably the best comfort modification overall. We remove allot of the stock foam and replace it with hospital grade 5.5 lb 2 inch thick memory foam. This gives the seat a plush feel and the seat shapes to you to disperse your weight evenly across the seat for a great riding experience that don't kill your butt.
Labels:
Modification,
Yamaha
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